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    How Education Funders Can Support Immigrant Children and Families

    FSG Feb 28, 2018

    A few months ago, we attended the Grantmakers for Education Annual Conference in Washington DC. Under the theme, Equity in Education: Empowering Community Voice, the conference included a number of sessions that presented unique…

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    Bringing Global Social Innovation Home to the Navajo Nation

    ImpactAlpha Feb 28, 2018

    Economic development on tribal lands has long meant mostly casinos and coal mines. Heather Fleming, founder of Change Labs, wants to change that to social entrepreneurship and the digital economy.…

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    Court Watchers Monitor Criminal Justice System In Real Time

    The Marshall Project Feb 28, 2018

    After years of focusing efforts on private prisons, mandatory sentences and money bail, people trying to change the criminal justice system have identified another target: prosecutors. In an influential book last year,…

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    High-impact Opportunities to Improve the Lives of Women and Girls

    Center for High Impact Philanthropy Feb 28, 2018

    Investing in women & girls has immense potential for positive social change – not just for them, but also for their families and communities. Yet, women around the world experience…

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    Disturbing Racial Disparities in Student Loan Debt Default

    The 74 Feb 28, 2018

    The nationwide spread of student debt default is growing worse with time, according to a new report from the Brookings Institution, and black students are especially economically vulnerable. More than 1 in…

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    Do Metrics Inhibit Long-Term, Philanthropic Vision?

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 27, 2018

    In the Stanford Social Innovation Review, Charles Conn of the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation argues against metrics-driven philanthropy, arguing that this lowers the bar for social change by focusing foundations and their…

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    How to Help Syrians Affected by Crisis

    United Nations Foundation Feb 27, 2018

    After nearly seven years of protracted and violent conflict, the devastating humanitarian crisis continues to unfold in Syria. In the besieged Syrian enclave of eastern Ghouta, which the United Nations…

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    Parkland Teens Part Of Long Line Of Kids Who Led Social Change

    Fast Company Feb 27, 2018

    The brave group of Florida high school students from Parkland leading the fight for gun control are carrying on a long legacy of kids growing politically active — and powerful.…

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    Why We Need Racial Literacy

    TED Feb 27, 2018

    When it comes to race relations, sometimes, we’ve got to know how to pray, think through, process, prepare. And other times, we’ve got to know how to push, how to do something. And I’m…

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    How California’s Yohn Case Targets Union Opt-Out Rules

    The 74 Feb 27, 2018

    Supreme court case Janus v. AFSCME could overrule decades of precedents requiring public employees, including teachers, to pay union dues even if they disagree with union policy and positions. But…

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    Single-Sex Events Cancelled in California

    American Enterprise Institute Feb 27, 2018

    Earlier this week, I wrote about Stanford University’s new “opportunity for a women’s-only training environment” at its Arrillaga Outdoor Education and Recreation Center, and suggested that such a policy that discriminates…

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    ‘I Sent an Innocent Man to Prison’

    The Marshall Project Feb 26, 2018

    It was my first time on a jury. I was 31, balancing two jobs while going to graduate school. It was 2009, New Orleans was infested with crime, and I…

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