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    MS-13 Gang: Cracking Down On Immigration Will Only Make It Stronger

    The Hechinger Report Feb 2, 2018

    In his State of the Union speech, President Trump blamed children crossing the border for gang violence perpetrated by MS-13 in suburban schools, telling the story of two girls killed by…

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    Gender Equality Givers: What Do They Have In Common?

    Philanthropy Women Feb 2, 2018

    A new report out from the Women’s Philanthropy Institute helps to distill some key traits that progressive women donors share. The report, entitled “Giving By and For Women,” is a …

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    Lessons from Public Schools Succeeding in Helping Immigrant Students

    The 74 Feb 1, 2018

    Young immigrants to this country — legal and illegal — often have one common experience: attending an American public school. The right set of supports in and around that school…

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    Beyond Crisis: Integrating Europe’s Migrants

    Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth Feb 1, 2018

    Between 2015 and 2016, 2.5 million people sought asylum in Europe, the largest mass migration since World War II, leaving Europe to absorb a population the size of Rome. The report,…

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    Studies Show Achievement Gaps by Race and Income in Education

    Chalkbeat

    Reams of research have shown stark achievement gaps between white and Asian students and their black and Hispanic peers. But a new interactive database released Wednesday shows how pervasive the…

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    Refugee Program In Greece Faces Uncertain Future

    Devex International Development Feb 1, 2018

    In August, the European Commission announced a 209 million euro ($245 million) emergency support package to provide cash assistance and rental housing for refugees in Greece. Pegged as a “game changer” by…

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    Migration Issues: Perceptions From Uprooted People in The Middle East and Europe

    Ground Truth Solutions Jan 31, 2018

    Images of refugees and migrants heading to Europe have all but disappeared from TV screens and newspapers in the last couple of years, but many desperate people remain in limbo…

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    3 Lessons About Eradicating Modern Slavery

    Devex International Development Jan 31, 2018

    It’s becoming clear that certain interventions work better than others in the fight to end modern slavery, according to a recent report from the Freedom Fund. The Freedom Fund was…

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    Gender Parity In The UN’s Leadership

    United Nations Foundation Jan 31, 2018

    Last January, Secretary-General António Guterres took the helm of the United Nations and pledged to, “reach gender parity sooner rather than later,” adding he would “respect gender parity from the…

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    Many State Flagship Universities Leave Black and Latino Students Behind

    The Hechinger Report Jan 31, 2018

    Many of the nation’s best public universities are enrolling disproportionately few African-American and Latino students. Flagship universities are the jewels in the crown of public higher education systems. They stand as…

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    Access to Reproductive Health Care: The Struggle For Rohingya Women

    Devex International Development Jan 30, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Kelli Rogers reports on the needs of Rohingyan women in Cox’s Bazar, where they do not have adequate maternal health services. • How can philanthropy best support the…

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    Pencils and Bullets: Girls’ Education In Afghanistan

    Al Jazeera Jan 30, 2018

    Five years ago Al Jazeera travelled to Afghanistan to see one of the most dramatic social changes in Afghanistan in the previous decade – the vastly improved access to education, especially for…

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