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    Giving Women the Opportunity to Get Outdoors

    DNK Presents Jan 23, 2018

    The path to better mental and physical health might just begin on an actual nature hiking path. As our society becomes more dependent on technology, we find ourselves indoors more…

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    Philanthropy Supports Democracy, Democracy Supports Us All

    National Center for Family Philanthropy Jan 23, 2018

    Historically, nonprofit organizations have played an important role in helping to shape the meaning and application of citizens’ rights. Through advocacy, education, and litigation, nonprofits have helped to define and…

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    Impact Investing in Women-Led Social Enterprises

    My Social Good News Jan 22, 2018

    RSF Social Finance has just invested over $900,000 in four women-led enterprises that are creating opportunities for women and girls around the world: Akola Project, Eu’Genia Shea, Kreyòl Essence and…

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    This Teacher Says It’s Time to End the Silence About Race

    The Hechinger Report Jan 22, 2018

    I am one of few African-American educators in a predominantly white school district. After I reported witnessing dozens of white students in a group using the N-word on school property,…

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    Aly Raisman: We Need to Talk About Uncomfortable Issues

    Mashable Jan 22, 2018

    Over the past few months the world has watched Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman become a champion at vocalizing her own truths, speaking up even in instances when it’s extremely uncomfortable.…

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    Chile Turns Rightward on Immigration

    Migration Policy Institute Jan 22, 2018

    One of South America’s most stable countries economically and politically, Chile has become an attractive destination for migrants from the Americas and other regions. Following the country’s emergence from dictatorship…

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    Government Shutdown: It May Be Too Late to Save DACA

    The 74 Jan 22, 2018

    Janet Napolitano, president of the University of California System and one of DACA’s creators, was among a bipartisan trio of Department of Homeland Security secretaries that told Congress earlier this…

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    Helping More Minority Students Get to Community College

    Forbes Jan 22, 2018

    Far too few minority students pursue or complete their education beyond high school. Instead of dreaming about where they want to attend college, or what they want to study, many…

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    A New Unity For Boston’s Latino Community

    Medium Jan 22, 2018

    The Latino community in Boston faces many of the same issues around race and inequality as the Black community. For Latinos, one of the biggest challenges has been to find…

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    How Do You Teach Kids About Race? Look to the Past

    The Hechinger Report Jan 21, 2018

    In August, Michigan history teacher James Gorman watched televised images of torch-bearing white supremacists marching on the University of Virginia in Charlottesville and decided to use the incident to teach…

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    Global Gag Rule Is Already Impacting Women’s Reproductive Health

    Devex Jan 21, 2018

    The long-term impacts of the “global gag rule” are beginning to emerge as a major family planning provider projects that approximately 2 million women will be denied sexual and reproductive…

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    Opportunities After Prison: Time Served To Serving the Community

    The Marshall Project Jan 21, 2018

    I was released in 2015, after serving 20 years for murder in New Mexico. While inside, I worked as a baker in the cafeteria at the Corrections Department. Then, when…

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