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    How to Engage Men in Family Planning Efforts

    Devex International Development Nov 17, 2017

    For now, the majority of family planning options are designed for women, and options for men are limited to condoms, vasectomies, and the withdrawal method of contraception. Although these options…

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    Creating Opportunity for the Arts

    Giving Compass Nov 16, 2017

    Creating opportunity for the arts —and equitable access to the arts— is key to building healthy, vibrant and compassionate people and communities. This isn’t just our opinion. It’s backed by…

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    Leonardo DiCaprio Launches Effort To Help Amazonian Tribes Fight Big Oil

    Huffington Post Nov 16, 2017

    Leonardo DiCaprio transformed himself into the celebrity face of the movement to combat climate change, donating millions to conservation causes and starring in an Al Gore-style documentary last year. But the actor’s…

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    Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: What Funders Should Know

    Media Impact Funders Nov 16, 2017

    While men and women alike are finding renewed hope that their stories of  sexual harassment, violations, assaults and abuses will spark real change—both in the workplace and out—the “bro culture,”…

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    Rise in Hate Speech at Schools Surprises Educators

    The 74 Nov 16, 2017

    A flurry of racially charged incidents at schools this fall—attributable to everything from homecoming to the polarized political climate—has caught many educators and administrators off guard. In October, the examples…

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    UN Evacuates First Group of Refugees from Libya to Niger

    Reuters Nov 16, 2017

    A group of 25 refugees have been evacuated from Libya to Niger to have resettlement claims processed, in the first operation of its kind from the North African country, the…

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    Rohingya Women in Bangladesh Face Forced Prostitution

    BBC News Nov 15, 2017

    Halima came to Bangladesh three months ago to escape the violence in Northern Rakhine. She does not know where her family are and arrived with her neighbours. More than half…

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    10 Venture Capitalists Investing in Immigration Tech

    Impact Alpha Nov 15, 2017

    More than half the founders of $1 billion U.S. startups were born abroad (see, “Immigrants and the American Economy). An Obama-era rule, postponed by the Trump administration, would have given…

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    Hotels Take On Child Sex Trafficking

    Forbes Nov 14, 2017

    Human trafficking is more prevalent than many people think. Nearly 21 million victims around the world – including in the United States – are currently trapped in modern-day slavery, according…

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    Daniel Kish On Blindness and Claiming Your Freedom

    Ashoka Nov 14, 2017

    Daniel Kish has lived most of his life a blind person. During his first year of life, both of his eyes were removed due to a rare cancer. Kish has since…

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    When Scientists Are Sexually Harassed in the Field

    The Atlantic Nov 13, 2017

    Last week, a day after The New York Times reported many years’ worth of sexual-harassment allegations against film producer Harvey Weinstein, another alarming report appeared, this one in Science magazine. The setting was different—Antarctic research expeditions,…

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    Cuban Immigration in the United States

    Migration Policy Institute Nov 12, 2017

    For decades, immigrants from Cuba have held a uniquely preferential position in U.S. immigration law, owing to Cold War-era tensions between the two rivals. Cubans have been among the top…

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