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    Charities and Terrorism: Lessons From the Syrian Crisis

    Lowy Institute Mar 16, 2018

    Over the past decade, civil conflicts in Syria and Iraq have caused appalling humanitarian suffering. More than 300,000 people have been killed and over five million displaced in Syria alone…

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    Confronting the Realities of Sexual Harassment in Education

    EdSurge Mar 16, 2018

    When I was 24, I entered into my third year of teaching. I was bright-eyed, optimistic, and excited to start out a new role that combined administration with teaching middle-school…

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    School Segregation Is Not a Myth

    The Atlantic Mar 16, 2018

    Is school segregation getting worse? Plenty of people say yes, including scholars, journalists, and civil-rights advocates. For the first time in years, there’s something approximating a consensus: Racially divided schools are a major…

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    How a NYC Chinatown School is Trying to Bring More Diversity to Theater

    The Hechinger Report Mar 16, 2018

    It’s 3 p.m. at Public School 124, also known as Yung Wing School, in Manhattan’s Chinatown, and the theater club kids are ready to break a leg. There are just…

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    UK Aid Supports Access to Abortion Worldwide

    Devex International Development Mar 16, 2018

    A top United Kingdom aid official has reassured advocates that the Department for International Development remains a “loud and strong voice for universal access to sexual and reproductive health” services, including abortion,…

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    Unintended Consequences of New York’s Expanded Graduation Options

    Chalkbeat Mar 16, 2018

    New York State’s new graduation options were meant to ensure students aren’t unfairly kept from graduation, but a new analysis found a drawback: black and low-income students are more likely to take…

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    How Should Atheism be Taught?

    The Atlantic Mar 16, 2018

    Louis J. Appignani, an 84-year-old living in Florida, tells a compelling story about his conversion to atheism. Despite attending Catholic schools from a young age and through his teens, he…

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    [Review] The Gender Effect: Capitalism, Feminism, and the Corporate Politics of Development

    PhilanTopic Mar 15, 2018

    It has become axiomatic within the development community that educating women and girls is the most effective way to alleviate poverty and accelerate development in the Global South. In The Gender…

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    Impact and Outcomes: From Jargon to Meaning

    ORS Impact Mar 15, 2018

    Ending homelessness. Improving school readiness. Preserving wildlife habitat. Impact statements can inspire and bring together partners, staff and funders around common, long-term goals that deserve focused efforts and resources. At…

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    5th Annual Young Women’s Leadership Summit Hosted by Bloomberg

    TriplePundit Mar 15, 2018

    On Saturday, March 3, Bloomberg hosted its 5th annual Startup Young Women’s Leadership Summit, convening 500 high school and college-aged girls at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for a day of…

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    STEM Culture May Sideline Aspiring LGBTQ Scientists

    Mashable Mar 15, 2018

    The fields of science, technology, engineering, and math have been infamously hostile to women and people of color. Now, new research shows that the culture of STEM may also sideline aspiring lesbian, gay,…

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    Want to Be a Humanitarian In the Field? Read This First

    Doctors Without Borders Mar 15, 2018

    I recently arrived at my first assignment with Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in Sudan’s West Darfur State. MSF is working in a small health centre in a camp for…

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