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Human Rights

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    Rikers Doesn’t Put Teens in Solitary, But Other New York Jails Do

    The Marshall Project Apr 20, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The Marshall Project reports on the practice by some New York county jails of putting teen prisoners in solitary confinement with a lack of accountability that…

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    No Better Time To Close Racial Gaps

    Medium Apr 19, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Living Cities’ Elizabeth J. Reynoso discusses her experience as a Food Policy Director in Newark and an advocate for racial equity, emphasizing the importance of investing in…

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    Black Male Suspensions in California Public Schools

    Community College Equity Assessment Lab, UCLA Black Male Institute Apr 19, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Black male students experience discipline at a considerably higher rate than the rest of the student body. Disadvantaged black boys, like foster youth, have an even…

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    Five Essential Practices to Improve Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Your Family Foundation

    National Center for Family Philanthropy Apr 18, 2018

    Last October, we had the pleasure of hosting a conversation with a group of ten family foundations attending the National Forum on Family Philanthropy in Seattle. The session was focused…

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    Malala Yousafzai Visits Pakistan For The First Time Since The Attack

    Mashable Apr 18, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Malala Yousafzai returns to Pakistan for the first time since she was attacked by members of the Taliban in 2012.  She gave a speech highlighting the $6…

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    Trainer at UnboundEd Wants Teachers To Confront Bias

    EdSource Apr 18, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Kate Gearson, managing partner of UnboundEd trains teachers to confront their unconscious racial bias in the classroom.   • Forcing teachers to have uncomfortable conversations about their bias towards…

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    Girls Who Code Founder Is Recognized For Work

    EdSurge Apr 18, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani was awarded the Harold W. McGraw Jr. Prize in education. EdSurge interviewed her to discuss the growth of her organization and…

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    Refugees Fleeing Horn of Africa Find More Peril In Yemen

    UNHCR Apr 18, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) reports on the disturbing conditions that refugees migrating from the Horn of Africa find themselves in when arriving in Yemen, including…

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    Unstoppable Change in Africa: Camfed’s Influence on Girls’ Education

    Medium Apr 17, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Camfed is an NGO that works in Africa to provide support services for young girls and help find them paths to education. Women employees from Camfed share…

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    Teacher Demographics Should Represent Student Populations

    The Hechinger Report Apr 17, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A teacher from the Kipp Team Academy in Newark, NJ provides insight into his program called ‘Siwaju’ which empowers students to talk about topics closest to them,…

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    EU Mulls More Dev Support for Zimbabwe Post-Mugabe

    Devex International Development Apr 17, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Devex reports on a visit to Zimbabwe by European Development Commissioner Neven Mimica and what it might mean for future development for the African nation that’s…

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    Spying on Attica: How Cameras Tamed America’s Most Notorious Prison

    The Marshall Project Apr 17, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The Marshall Project reports on how video cameras installed in Attica — in addition to other initiatives — helped rein in the habit of staff over-reporting…

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