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    Hassan Diab: When Justice Fails

    Al Jazeera Dec 26, 2017

    Hassan Diab’s handwriting does not match the suspect’s, nor does his physical description, fingerprints or palm print. Despite overwhelming evidence of his innocence, Ottawa professor Hassan Diab is now entering…

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    Sesame Street to Help Syrian Refugees

    BBC Dec 26, 2017

    Characters from the children’s television programme Sesame Street are going to be used to help teach children displaced by war in Syria. The Sesame Workshop and the International Rescue Committee…

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    Judge Halts Trump Administration’s Obamacare Mandate Exemption

    The Heritage Foundation Dec 25, 2017

    A federal judge in Pennsylvania, Wendy Beetlestone, issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from implementing rules that would have overturned Obamacare’s Health and Human Services mandate, which requires that nearly…

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    How Social Change-Makers Are Creating A Better World Through Inclusive Film-Making

    Causeartist Dec 25, 2017

    When we talk about disability, equity is key. That is, ensuring that all people get what they need in order to succeed and excel.The part that is all too often…

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    New Evidence on School Choice and Racially Segregated Schools

    Brookings Dec 25, 2017

    The charter school sector is presently on the hot seat because many charter schools are highly segregated by race, and often more segregated than required by the demographics of their…

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    Harmful For-Profit Schools in Mississippi Disproportionally Enroll Low-Income People

    The Hechinger Report Dec 25, 2017

    Mississippi’s for-profit colleges are largely drawing low-income students, students of color and women, putting these residents at risk of incurring more debt compared to their peers at nonprofit schools. The…

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    Training Teachers In Dyslexia Therapy Could Be Key to Closing Literacy Gap

    Chalkbeat Dec 24, 2017

    A new organization says educators must be better trained in recognizing and teaching students with learning disorders like dyslexia if they are to be successful in raising reading proficiency throughout…

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    Unlocked Futures Helps Social Entrepreneurship After Incarceration

    Nation Swell Dec 24, 2017

    America’s criminal justice system currently houses more than 2 million people — that’s more per capita than any other nation on earth. Even worse: Many are repeat offenders who haven’t been offered the support…

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    Uncovering the Layers of Hidden Bias Is a Worthwhile Journey

    National Center for Family Philanthropy Dec 23, 2017

    This month we celebrate LGBTQ Pride and the end of legalized slavery on Juneteenth in the midst of increasing political turmoil and what seems like rising levels of intolerance. In…

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    Sesame Street in the Middle East: $100 Million for Refugee Education

    Devex International Development Dec 23, 2017

    What would you do with $100 million? There were nearly 2,000 proposed answers to that question since the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation launched its 100&Change competition. On Wednesday, the foundation announced that Sesame Workshop and International…

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    Entrepreneurship is a Power Tool for Ending Mass Incarceration

    Medium Dec 23, 2017

    Through mass incarceration, we have decided that millions of our fellow citizens should be locked out of opportunity. Each year, more than 500,000 people are released from incarceration, and research…

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    The Democratic Republic of Congo Was the Most Neglected Crisis of 2017

    Thomson Reuters Foundation Dec 23, 2017

    With millions of people on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe and children facing unspeakable violence, the Democratic Republic of Congo was the most neglected crisis in 2017, according to…

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