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    The Rocket Scientist Now CEO of The Girl Scouts

    Mashable Nov 21, 2017

    There are moments that Sylvia Acevedo, CEO of the Girl Scouts of the USA, just can’t forget. There was the time a college counselor at her high school in Las…

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    #MeToo Movement Marches on Hollywood Against Sexual Assault and Harassment

    Mashable Nov 21, 2017

    Predatory behaviour, sexual assault, and harassment is being reported almost daily in Hollywood now, from the allegations against Harvey Weinstein to Louis C.K.’s admitted sexual misconduct. Inspired by the #MeToo campaign supporting and empowering survivors…

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    How Two Nonprofits Invited People To Talk About Racism In Baltimore

    Forbes Nov 21, 2017

    The idea came to them on a porch. Freddie Gray had just died. The 25-year-old’s spine was broken in the back of a police van, and protests against police brutality…

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    Climate Finance Links Forest Conservation and Peace-Building

    Devex International Development Nov 21, 2017

    There are indeed connections between the causes of conflict and deforestation, as well as between peacebuilding and REDD+. My hope for the coming years is to see more world leaders…

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    Two New Ways to Help Pay Bail Bonds for Low-Income Individuals

    Mashable Nov 21, 2017

    Appolition lets users round up their credit card purchases to the nearest dollar and donate the remainder to community bail funds. It’s like Acorns, but instead of investing your money, you’re…

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    Afghanistan: Displacement Challenges in a Country on the Move

    Migration Policy Institute Nov 21, 2017

    Few countries have witnessed the scale of population movements that Afghanistan has experienced during what is now approaching almost four decades of war. Successive waves of conflict between rival internal…

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    Supporting Women’s Rights in Troubled Times

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 20, 2017

    For many community-level organizations led by women around the world, innovation is born of necessity. It is only by thinking creatively within systems—systems that have been designed to put them…

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    Reducing Debt for Families of Color in the South

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Nov 20, 2017

    A combination of factors — including higher-than-average rates of poverty, household debt and income inequality as well as persistent racial segregation and poorer educational outcomes — make the region the worst in…

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    The Clothesline Project: Women’s Voices Create Art and Advocacy

    Giving Compass Nov 18, 2017

    Q: As a woman, have you ever experienced violence or sexual harassment? What happened? A: Yes. I am a survivor of domestic violence. I was raped, beaten, gaslit, robbed and…

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    Debate Continues Over ‘Root Causes’ of Migration

    Devex International Development Nov 18, 2017

    When Nafkote Dabi, Oxfam’s policy lead in Niger, Nigeria, and Chad, went to Brussels for meetings at the European Union institutions in late October, she expected to be talking about…

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    Shifting the Perspective of Sexual Harassment

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 17, 2017

    Emily May moved to New York City after college with the intent of working for social change. Initially, she focused on anti-poverty work. But it was her experience of street…

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    Study Shows Effects of Foreign Language Learning on the Infant Brain

    University of Washington Nov 17, 2017

    For years, scientists and parents alike have touted the benefits of introducing babies to two languages: Bilingual experience has been shown to improve cognitive abilities, especially problem-solving. And for infants…

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