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    Don’t Fall Into the Recidivism Trap When Talking Criminal Justice Policy

    The Marshall Project Mar 15, 2018

    Any discussion of criminal justice policy inevitably includes the word “recidivism.”Usually more than once. Recidivism is the reoccurrence of crime among people known to have committed crimes before. At all…

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    How Philanthropy Can Play a Role For Indigenous Communities

    Cultural Survival Mar 15, 2018

    Sarah Eagle Heart (Oglala Lakota) grew up on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, raised by her grandmother and extended family. Her experiences range from teen activist and journalist…

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    New Program at CSU-Pueblo to Increase Diversity in STEM

    CSU Pueblo Mar 15, 2018

    Colorado State University-Pueblo is adding three post-doctoral researchers as part of a five-year, $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education that it received in 2016. The grant is…

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    The Gap Between the Number Latino Students and Teachers is Bad for Both

    The 74 Mar 15, 2018

    Latino teachers are eager to serve as role models and cultural stewards, but they feel their extra work as interpreters for Spanish-speaking families is undervalued, according to a new report…

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    Reviewing DFID’s New Approach to Gender Equality

    ODI Mar 15, 2018

    The UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) has just launched its new Strategic Vision for Gender Equality. Achieving gender equality and women’s empowerment is fundamental to achieving the Sustainable Development…

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    Expect Exponential Growth of Violence Prevention Work in Asia-Pacific

    Devex Mar 14, 2018

    The proportion of women who have reported experiencing physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime ranges from 15 percent in Japan and Laos, to 68 percent…

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    How A Young War Reporter Learned To Live With The Echoes Of The Battlefield

    GOOD Magazine Mar 14, 2018

    British war reporter Christian Stephen has filmed conflicts inside Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria. He’s been threatened by a cannibalistic warlord while on assignment in the Central African Republic, detained in…

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    Gender, Business, and the SDGs: A Winning Combination

    United Nations Foundation Mar 14, 2018

    How can we drive meaningful change in the private sector to encourage sustainability and support communities while growing economies? Promote women’s leadership. Last week, in celebration of International Women’s Day,…

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    Giovanna Erkanat is Volunteer Manager Who Gets Work Done

    Volunteer Match Mar 14, 2018

    I began working with volunteers as a program associate at a nonprofit in San Francisco. They needed 50 volunteers every day in order to succeed in their mission, so it…

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    The Fight for Gender Equality is Different 2018

    TIME Mar 14, 2018

    Women have been fighting for equal rights for generations, for the right to vote, the right to control our bodies and the right to equality in the workplace. And these battles have…

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    The Importance of Representation in Agriculture

    Food Tank Mar 13, 2018

    Melony Edwards is a first-generation farmer currently working as Farm Manager at Willowood Farm of Ebey’s Prairie on Whidbey Island, north of Seattle. Food Tank spoke with Edwards about her ongoing efforts to…

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    17 Minutes of History: Wednesday’s Walkout Is Part of A Long Tradition of Student Activism

    The 74 Mar 13, 2018

    Just days after a gunman walked onto campus and killed 17 people, Parkland, Florida student Emma Gonzalez took the podium in Fort Lauderdale with fervor. In a high-profile speech to…

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