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    Effective Altruism Close to Home

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 9, 2018

    The criteria that GiveWell uses to evaluate charities—evidence of effectiveness, cost-effectiveness, transparency, and room for more funding—are useful in thinking through the options. And while none of GiveWell’s top charities work…

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    Why the 2020 U.S. Census is Critical

    Southern California Grantmakers Mar 9, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Gregg Behr, writing for Southern California Grantmakers, discusses the critical reasons why an accurate count in the 2020 Census is essential for the future of educators, students,…

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    Self-Care Practices for Healthy Self-Esteem

    Mashable Mar 9, 2018

    This International Women’s Day, while celebrating accomplishments and contributions of women, I wanted to work on practicing self-love, learning to accept my imperfections, and gaining more confidence. Lisha Perez was speaking to…

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    10 Year-Old Activist Took 800 High-Needs Kids to See Black Panther

    The 74 Mar 8, 2018

    Ten-year-old Amariyanna “Mari” Copeny, the onetime pageant winner who enthralled the country in 2016 by inspiring President Barack Obama to visit her hometown of Flint, Michigan, during the city’s ongoing…

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    Entering A New Era Of Women’s Economic Empowerment

    Devex Mar 8, 2018

    The provision of livestock and tailoring supplies has become a hallmark of global women’s economic empowerment initiatives. Now, the same symbols are attached to calls for change in a sector…

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    Teacher Excellence: Nonprofit That Boosts Diversity in the Teaching Workforce

    The 74 Mar 8, 2018

    Teaching Excellence, a teacher training program in Texas, will receive $790,000 from the Walton Family Foundation to help diversify the teaching workforce and expand the reach of its mentoring work,…

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    Why Cultural Responsiveness Matters in Personalized Learning

    Getting Smart Mar 8, 2018

    Educators cannot truly personalize instruction without carefully considering the “whole child” – meaning current skill level, previous instruction, socioeconomic status, and race. Yes… race! Some argue that race has no place in…

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    6 Things You Can Do On International Women’s Day To Fight For Gender Equality

    Mashable Mar 8, 2018

    International Women’s Day (IWD) is an annual call to action designed to leave you feeling empowered and inspired. The celebratory day acknowledges the achievements of girls and women around the…

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    Key Facts About U.S. Immigration Policies and Proposed Changes

    Pew Research Center Mar 8, 2018

    Nearly 34 million lawful immigrants live in the United States. Many live and work in the country after receiving lawful permanent residence (also known as a green card), while others receive temporary…

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    Time For Women In Philanthropy to Join Forces

    Chronicle of Philanthropy Mar 8, 2018

    We are facing a pivotal moment in history where two major movements are aligned. The #MeToo groundswell is changing the way we talk about taboo subjects that long seemed immune…

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    Why the World is Better Off With More Women Business Leaders

    Devex Mar 8, 2018

    Since women make up half of the population of Latin America and the Caribbean, it would make sense for them to have a similar representation in the different sectors of…

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    Israel’s African Asylum Seekers Get Two Options: Deportation or Prison

    Al Jazeera Mar 8, 2018

    In January 2018, Israel approved a plan that asked asylum seekers to choose between indefinite detention in an Israeli prison or deportation to a third country in Africa. Rwanda and Uganda are reported to be the countries…

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