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    How Development Organizations can Respond to Sexual Violence

    Devex Dec 15, 2017

    The #MeToo movement has sparked global action against sexual violence across entertainment, media and politics. Now, the aid industry — where 86 percent of employees know a colleague who has experienced work-related…

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    How Building Markets is Helping Syrian Refugees Become Local Entrepreneurs

    Skoll Foundation Dec 15, 2017

    Building Markets started in 2004 with a deceptively simple mission: to reduce poverty in crisis-impacted countries by championing local entrepreneurs. Building markets connect small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to new…

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    Inspiring Children for Guatemala’s Tomorrow

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Dec 15, 2017

    Guatemala is a tough place to be a kid. The fastest growing country and primary recipient of U.S. remittances in Central America is also one of the hemisphere’s poorest nations,…

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    No, DREAMers Won’t Crowd U.S.-Born Millennials Out of Jobs

    Migration Policy Institute Dec 15, 2017

    The well-worn debate over whether immigrants contribute to the nation’s prosperity or compete with U.S.-born workers can be heard again in discussions on whether Congress should legalize unauthorized immigrants who…

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    Rights-Based Approach to Long-Acting Reversible Contraception

    Devex International Development Dec 15, 2017

    Enthusiasm for long-acting reversible contraception, or LARC, methods, including implants and intrauterine devices, has grown dramatically among development and public health practitioners in recent years. Given their differential burden of…

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    The Legal System was Designed to Fail Cyntoia Brown

    The Marshall Project Dec 15, 2017

    In 2004, 16-year-old Cyntoia Brown shot and killed a man. She was working as a prostitute and the man she killed had allegedly solicited her for sex. Under Tennessee law,…

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    A High-Stakes Headcount: Philanthropy and the 2020 Census

    Southern California Grantmakers Dec 15, 2017

    We’re still several years out from 2020, but funders are already preparing for a census that experts believe will be unusually fraught by challenges like underfunding, cybersecurity threats, partisan sabotage…

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    Entrepreneur Risks Everything To Launch Sustainable Maternity Clothing

    Forbes Dec 14, 2017

    Jenny Leung and her family emigrated from China when she was just three years old, squeezing into a small apartment on top of a steep Daly City, California hill. “I always…

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    Why Some Venture Capitalists Talk About Gender (And Others Avoid It)

    ImpactAlpha Dec 14, 2017

    “There’s a strong chance the next Bill Gates isn’t going to look anything like the last one,” wrote Melinda Gates in a recent post taking venture capitalists to task for…

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    How One California District Narrowed its Latino Achievement Gap

    Edsource Dec 14, 2017

    Last year, a girl in Melody Gonzalez’s class at Las Palmas Middle School, in the San Gabriel Valley, started sobbing in class one day. Gonzales asked her what was wrong.…

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    3 Steps to Universal Health Coverage

    Devex International Development Dec 14, 2017

    In 2015, United Nations member states agreed to make Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by 2030 one of the Sustainable Development Goals. Why? Because without satisfactory health coverage for individuals, the well-being of…

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    Forced Return of Migrants and Asylum Seekers Puts Thousands In Peril

    Migration Policy Institute Dec 13, 2017

    From the United States, Germany, and Greece to Kenya, Iran, and the Dominican Republic, national governments in 2017 reinforced their determination to return unwelcome migrants and, in some cases, refugees…

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