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    Lawsuit Filed by the Ohio Attorney General Against Ohio Cops for Kids for Defrauding Donors

    Cleveland Dec 1, 2017

    The Ohio Cops for Kids charity bilked thousands of donors out of $4.2 million while the charity spent less than 2 percent of its money on actual charitable donations, according…

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    Redefining and Reexamining What Black Philanthropy Looks Like

    Medium Dec 1, 2017

    Blacks give back every day in ways that are considered traditional and very public and in ways that are not so traditional and not always so public. Black people give back…

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    Addressing Concerning Native American Incarceration Rates

    Native Americans in Philanthropy Dec 1, 2017

    The disparate numbers of Native Americans incarcerated is at an all-time high. In Oregon, Native women are 7 to 8% of the state prison population and men are 4 to…

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    Report: Black Students Receive Harsher Punishments Than White Students For Infractions

    The 74 Nov 30, 2017

    Students who are black or poor are suspended at much higher rates than those who are white or affluent, according to a new study of school discipline trends in Louisiana.…

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    Impact Investors Shine on List of Women Venture Capitalists in Latin America

    Impact Alpha Nov 30, 2017

    In Latin America — and globally — women are underrepresented among investors in early-stage tech startups, starving firms of talent, vision and opportunities. If there really is a diversity dividend impact investing is poised to reap…

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    The Global Compact for Migration: How Does Development Fit In?

    Migration Policy Institute Nov 29, 2017

    The links between global development and migration run deep, though only in recent years have their connections been a part of the global debate. Development policies that promote good governance,…

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    Emma Stone And Billie Jean King Talk Courage, Equality, Battle of the Sexes

    Forbes Nov 29, 2017

    On Friday, September 22, the movie Battle of the Sexes made its way to theaters across America. Based on the game-changing match between tennis greats Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs in…

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    Should The UN or U.S. Government be Responsible for Refugee Resettlement? [Video]

    Hudson Institute Nov 29, 2017

    On November 4th, Nina Shea appeared on Fox News to discuss the persecution of Christians in the Middle East and Vice President Pence’s promise to defend them. Read the source…

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    Racial Achievement Gap in San Francisco Schools Sparks Outcry

    The 74 Nov 29, 2017

    The San Francisco NAACP is urging the city school board to declare a state of emergency to spotlight the city’s stark racial gap in student achievement. We are failing. This…

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    Mental Health Crisis Risk for Detained Manus Asylum Seekers

    SBS News Nov 29, 2017

    Refugees and asylum seekers marooned on Manus Island are at grave risk of an impending mental health crisis, a coalition of humanitarian agencies is warning Australia’s political leaders. We are…

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    The Turning Point for the War Against Sexual Harassment

    United Nations Foundation Nov 28, 2017

    Every year, the United Nations joins in observing “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence” to draw attention to the global epidemic of violence against women and girls. This year,…

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    5 Reasons Why Child Marriage Affects Us All

    Huffington Post Nov 28, 2017

    Child marriage is standing in the way of progress towards many of our 2030 Global Goals. For as long as child marriage continues to exist, so will poverty and instability,…

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