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    Inequity in Out-of-School Enrichment Opportunities

    The 74 Dec 7, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Sivan Tuchman and Travis Pillow explain how researchers discovered inequity in out-of-school enrichment opportunities in Denver, disadvantaging black and Latino students.  • How can funders best help…

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    How One Organization Frees the Women of Juarez and Fights for Gender Equality

    Hispanics In Philanthropy

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Michelle Threadgould and Dana Preston explain how Casa Amiga Esther Chávez Cano is working to protect women and increase gender equality in Juárez, which is famous for femicide.  • How can…

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    3 Ideas We Need to Abandon to Move Forward with Education for Girls

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Dana Schmidt outlines three outdated notions that funders, NGOs, and governments need to move beyond to make a real impact on education for girls globally.  • How…

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    Meet a Mexican Trans Woman Fighting for Sex Workers’ Rights and Dignity

    Hispanics In Philanthropy

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Lola Deja-Vu Delgadillo Vargas, a trans woman, shares her journey from sex worker to advocate working to protect sex workers and LGBTQ people in Mexico. • How can…

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    Building Organizational Muscle and Mindset to Gather Participant Feedback

    Power of Feedback Dec 6, 2018

    The Black Lives Matter movement and national voices like Bryan Stevenson of the Equal Justice Initiative have placed a spotlight on the grim shortcomings of our criminal justice system—calling for it to…

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    Liberal Democrats are More Likely Than Other Groups to be Politically Active on Social Media

    Pew Research Center Dec 6, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • According to Pew Research Center, liberal democrats are the most active when discussing political beliefs on social media compared to other partisan groups.  • What are the potential…

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    A Game to Avoid Unwanted Arranged Marriages

    Fast Company

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Adele Peters reports that a game is teaching girls how to avoid child marriages which are dangerous and damaging to individuals and society.  • How can funders help…

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    Climate Change Impacts Women in South Asian Slums

    Urban Institute

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Ammar A. Malik and Jared Stolove explain how the women of South Asian slums suffer due to climate change compounded by sexism.  • How can funders direct…

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    Food Scarcity and Poverty Leave Kenyan Girls No Other Choice

    Voice of America

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Salem Solomon explains how food scarcity and poverty force girls into sex work, in this case in Kenya.  • Crises leave women and girls vulnerable to exploitation,…

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    Despite Rising Economic Confidence, Japanese Not Optimistic About the Future

    Pew Research Center Dec 5, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Pew Research Center reports on a recent survey among respondents in Japan that show how most are dissatisfied with the nation’s democracy, politicians and elections, even though…

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    Paid in Full Investment Strategies: Vital to Impact Philanthropy

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 5, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Stanford Social Innovation Review discusses how to reorient philanthropic investments for justice-oriented impact. • The upshot here is that systems-level change requires us to take a healthier…

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    Why Bigotry Is A Public Health Problem

    The Conversation Dec 5, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Writing for The Conversation, psychiatry professor Ronald W. Pies explains the meaning of pathological bigotry and why it should be treated as a public health problem,…

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