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    How to Make an Impact for Refugees in Africa and the Middle East

    The Center for High Impact Philanthropy Dec 11, 2017

    The current refugee crisis represents a man-made disaster, the result of ongoing internal conflicts, especially in Afghanistan, Syria, and South Sudan. More than half of the 22.5 million refugees hail…

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    Indiana Educator Earl Phalen on Charter Schools

    The 74 Dec 11, 2017

    I’ve been frustrated for 20 years watching children be forced, based on ZIP code, based on parents’ income, based on the parents’ parents’ ZIP code and income, not be able…

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    Congress Cannot Continue to Procrastinate on Immigration Reform

    The Heritage Foundation Dec 11, 2017

    President Trump and countless Republicans ran on fixing our immigration system. There is no shortage of ideas on how to get the job done: build a wall; build fences; use…

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    Satellites Capture Before-and-After Images of Rohingya Refugee Crisis

    Mashable Dec 10, 2017

    The severity of the world’s fastest-growing refugee crisis becomes even clearer when viewed from space. An estimated 624,000 Rohingya refugees, a Muslim ethnic minority in Myanmar’s northern Rakhine state, have fled to neighboring Bangladesh…

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    What a Year Taught Us About Teen Pregnancy and Parenting

    Chalkbeat Dec 10, 2017

    De’Janae Simpson flits around the hundreds of folks gathered at Eagle Church in Whitestown with nervous energy. It’s not the first time this 17-year-old has addressed so many people, but she…

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    Australia Remains Committed to Refugee Resettlement in Cambodia

    ABC News Dec 10, 2017

    Cambodia’s military chief has vowed to “smash the teeth” of anyone who does not support Prime Minister Hun Sen, who said it would be worth sacrificing 200 lives to stay in…

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    Life Skills Education Goes Beyond Teaching

    Brookings Dec 10, 2017

    Today the buzz around life skills education for girls is at an all-time high. Policy and civil society actors — from United Nations agencies to grassroots community-based organizations — have…

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    New York City Must Move Faster to Combat School Segregation

    Chalkbeat Dec 9, 2017

    Four years ago, the UCLA Civil Rights Project issued a chilling report, showing that New York had the most segregated schools in the country. Anyone willing to look already knew our schools were…

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    What Can We Do About Genocide in Myanmar?

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    The systematic exclusion of the Rohingya can be traced back through the history of Myanmar (formerly Burma). It is always difficult to say exactly where the conflict begins, but in…

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    3 Key Learnings From the Fight Against the Death Penalty

    The Atlantic Philanthropies Dec 9, 2017

    The death penalty should be abolished because it violates basic human rights. More so, it relies on a system fraught with error, discriminates based on race and socio-economic status, takes…

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    3 Key Learnings From Studies on Race and Criminal Justice Reform

    The Atlantic Philanthropies Dec 9, 2017

    One in three black men can expect to spend time in prison in their lifetime and Hispanic men are almost four times as likely to go to prison at some…

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    3 Key Themes of the First AU-EU Summit

    Devex International Development Dec 9, 2017

    Host country President Alassane Ouattara called discussions “constructive” during the closing ceremony, and said that conversations extended beyond a donor-recipient tone, and leaned more towards a collaborative effort to build…

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