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    3 Simple Ways We Can All #PressforProgress for Women in STEM

    TriplePundit Mar 10, 2018

    Women around the world are taking to the streets on International Women’s Day to urge faster progress on gender parity in economic opportunity, education and other important issues. The theme this year,…

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    How Education is the Foundation for Other Aid Sectors in Crises

    Devex International Development Mar 10, 2018

    Providing quality schooling for the 75 million children worldwide impacted by conflict, natural disasters, or epidemics each year remains a challenge for the humanitarian community, with education advocates estimating that…

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    7 Inspiring Young Activists to Follow In the Wake of International Women’s Day

    Mashable Mar 10, 2018

      From young women fighting for access to clean water to those advocating for gun control or acceptance and trans rights, here are seven young activists you should know about:…

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    Segregation Persists in New York City’s Top High Schools

    Chalkbeat Mar 10, 2018

    Four years and an entire chancellorship after Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to diversify New York City’s most elite high schools, the schools remain as stubbornly segregated as they were before he…

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    Ole Miss Grapples With Links to Slavery and Racism

    Hechinger Report Mar 10, 2018

    Nekkita Beans, a Mississippi native and president of the University of Mississippi’s Black Student Union, stood center stage in a campus auditorium reading aloud the history of a group of…

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    Will Teaching Code-Switching Improve Reading Skills for African-American English Speakers?

    The Atlantic Mar 10, 2018

    Julie Washington found herself sitting with a little girl at a school outside Detroit. The two were reading the classic P. D. Eastman picture book Are You My Mother? The girl—4…

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    Pakistan Village Scarred by Massive Child Abuse Scandal

    Al Jazeera Mar 10, 2018

    Three years ago, the largest child abuse scandal in Pakistan’s history shattered Hussain Khanwala, Punjab, home to a poor farming community. In 2015, the Nation newspaper reported that a gang running…

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    Core Issues Within The Development Sector

    Devex Mar 9, 2018

    A few weeks ago I wrote an article about the resurgence of the sexual misconduct allegations against former Oxfam staff in Haiti. Although the story originally surfaced in 2011, it…

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    Don’t Forget Black Girls During Women’s History Month

    Raikes Foundation

    As we celebrate the vibrancy, strength and resilience of all women and girls this month, we must also come together to make sure every young girl is supported, nurtured and…

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    Are Global Health Organizations Gender Responsive?

    Devex International Development Mar 9, 2018

    A new report examining the gender structure and policies of 140 global health organizations shows that men dominate leadership positions. It also reveals that the majority of these organizations lack…

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    Huge MIT Study: How Fake News Wins on Twitter

    The Atlantic Mar 9, 2018

    “Falsehood flies, and the Truth comes limping after it,” Jonathan Swift once wrote. It was hyperbole three centuries ago. But it is a factual description of social media, according to an…

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    UNICEF Makes Its Largest Appeal Yet for Humanitarian Action

    Devex International Development Mar 9, 2018

    The United Nations Children’s Fund is starting 2018 with its largest appeal yet for humanitarian aid, reflecting the strain multiple protracted crises are placing on relief and development work across the world. Some 84…

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