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    Special Education Funding Is a Concern in Michigan

    Chalkbeat Dec 8, 2017

    Education leaders across Michigan are increasingly sounding an alarm over the way the state funds special education. A report from the lieutenant governor’s office last week blasted current the state’s current funding…

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    How Cross-sector Collabs Can Close the Gender Equality Gap

    Devex International Development Dec 8, 2017

    It is increasingly acknowledged that the global gender gap is severe, with major negative economic and social consequences, and that accelerating progress toward gender parity has enormous benefits. Yet progress…

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    After 16 Years in Prison, a Massachusetts Man Helps Others Rebuild

    The Chronicle of Philanthropy Dec 8, 2017

    About a third of the young adults who enter YouthBuild have a criminal record, which means they share something in common with the venerable organization’s CEO, John Valverde. When he…

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    Granting Women Land Rights in Rural India

    ImpactAlpha Dec 8, 2017

    Most rural women in India lack a land title. If one’s husband died, or decided to leave the family, they could be left homeless, without rights to their home. All…

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    The Importance of Giving Back in Mentorship

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Dec 7, 2017

    You know the way corals are formed? Like microorganisms piling up on each other—it’s kind of like a pileup of many conversations and experiences.” This is how Tim Rios describes…

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    Aida Rodriguez: A Public Leadership Trailblazer

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Dec 7, 2017

    It’s not every day you meet someone like Aida Rodriguez. She’s not your typical professor, your typical philanthropoid, your typical mentor, nor is she typical in any other way you…

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    Progress On Family Planning, But Obstacles Remain

    Devex International Development Dec 7, 2017

    A global partnership to drive access to family planning services has reported that almost 40 million more women and girls are using contraception since the initiative launched five years ago.…

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    Why John Legend Is Backing Startups Launched By Former Inmates

    Fast Company Dec 7, 2017

    It’s a Wednesday morning, and I’m at an event in Lower Manhattan celebrating the inaugural class of Unlocked Futures, a 16-month-long accelerator for social entrepreneurs who have been incarcerated or impacted…

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    USAID’s Newest Programs Address ‘Gender Digital Divide’

    Devex International Development Dec 6, 2017

    In early 2018, the United States Agency for International Development will issue an open call for proposals for innovative ideas to bridge the “gender digital divide,” or gender inequalities caused by barriers…

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    School Voucher Programs Should Be Clear About Disability Rights

    NPR Dec 6, 2017

    A new report from the nonpartisan U.S. Government Accountability Office says many of the nation’s voucher programs — and the private schools that participate in them — aren’t giving parents the information…

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    Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Human Rights Commission

    The Heritage Foundation Dec 6, 2017

    In Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Human Rights Commission, the Supreme Court faces a choice between two very different visions of American civil society. The state of Colorado and a same-sex couple,…

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    An Analysis of the Progression of Human Rights Violations in Myanmar

    International State Crime Initiative Dec 5, 2017

    The Rohingya face the final stages of genocide. Decades of persecution have taken on a new and intensified form since mass killings in 2012. The marked escalation in State-sponsored stigmatisation,…

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