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    How the Performance Imperative Organizational Self-Assessment Helped this Church Mission

    Leap of Reason Ambassadors Community Dec 19, 2017

    A Sunday night children’s program and a living nativity scene seemed like really good ways for Southview Community Church (SCC) to meet its primary mission of reaching people who don’t attend church.…

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    Colorado Families Adopting High-Needs Kids Require More Support

    The Denver Post Dec 19, 2017

    Families that adopt troubled or high-needs foster kids in Colorado receive inconsistent and often meager financial support from a state program that lacks sufficient oversight, the state’s child protection ombudsman said in…

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    Racial Disparities in the American Prison System Have Been on the Decline

    The Marshall Project Dec 19, 2017

    One of the most damning features of the U.S. criminal justice system is its vast racial inequity. Black people in this country are imprisoned at more than 5 times the…

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    Is the EU Complicit in Refugee Abuse in Libya? [Video]

    Al Jazeera Dec 19, 2017

    Amnesty International says the EU is complicit in the abuse of refugees in Libya. The Mediterranean refugee crisis, once the top story on every channel, has fallen out of the…

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    Hillary Clinton Has a New Role: Cheerleader for Teen Girls in STEM

    Mashable Dec 18, 2017

    After months of explaining what happened during the 2016 election to stunned supporters on her book tour, Hillary Clinton finally got to talk about the future, one in which women…

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    Political Strife Grips Honduras, And It Could Get Worse

    Giving Compass Dec 18, 2017

    For several days in late November and early December, the sound of banging pots and pans from protests mixed with gunfire in the streets of Tegucigalpa, Honduras’ capital. Burning tires…

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    How Celebrity Suffragettes Helped Women Get the Vote

    The Atlantic Dec 18, 2017

    In researching her recent book, Gilded Suffragists: The New York Socialites Who Fought for Women’s Right to Vote, Johanna Neuman dug through archives and discovered that the decades-long battle to pass the 19th…

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    What Does the Doug Jones Election Mean for Criminal Justice Reform?

    The Marshall Project Dec 17, 2017

    Last year, prospects were looking good for a bipartisan effort in Congress to overhaul federal sentencing. But after long and careful negotiations, one senator almost single-handedly torpedoed the measure: the…

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    What Happened When A High School Resegregated? [Video]

    Business Insider Dec 17, 2017

    In 2000, I graduated from Central High School in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Central opened in 1979 after a federal court order forced the mostly segregated high schools in the Tuscaloosa City…

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    Providing Treatment for Obstetrics Fistulas in Nigeria

    Doctors Without Borders Dec 17, 2017

    Obstetric fistulas are injuries that most often occur during childbirth, when a baby gets stuck in the birth canal, causing a hole to develop between the mother’s vagina, and her…

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    Aid Groups Desperate to Communicate Effectively with Rohingya Refugees

    Devex International Development Dec 16, 2017

    In every humanitarian crisis, affected communities need information immediately about how to access vital aid services or reconnect with family members. At the same time, they require established feedback mechanisms…

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    How Colorado is Taking Action Against Human Trafficking

    United Nations Foundation Dec 16, 2017

    Colorado is leading the way in terms of creating legislation to address human trafficking. A new state law – driven by Attorney General Coffman – allows authorities to use wiretaps in sex…

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