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    Canada’s Immigration Policy Approach

    Migration Policy Institute Nov 2, 2017

    Long one of the world’s most welcoming immigrant destinations, Canada is often held up as a model for how to craft sound immigration policy in a multicultural democracy, with more…

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    NGOs Must Improve Safeguards on Sexual Harassment

    Devex Nov 2, 2017

    The U.K. shadow secretary of state for international development, Kate Osamor, called on aid organizations to think beyond “whistleblowing” policies and put in place measures that are “fit for purpose”…

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    The Top Funders of LGBTQ Immigrants and Refugees

    LGBTQ Funders Nov 2, 2017

    In 2014, Funders for LGBTQ Issues explored funding for LGBTQ immigrants and refugees in the report Pathways Forward.  Immigration issues have evolved significantly since the release of that report.  Just a…

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    The Sexual Assault Justice Initiative Could Help #MeToo Create Lasting Change

    Urban Institute Nov 2, 2017

    A recent campaign, #MeToo, has caught fire in response to another round of high-profile sexual assault allegations. Over the past several weeks, Hollywood’s troubles came screaming into the headlines with stories of…

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    Let’s Raise Up Latinx Voices in the Criminal Justice Reform Debate

    National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy Nov 2, 2017

    From street-level interactions between law enforcement and the undocumented to penal systems obscuring the incarcerated, the unique concerns Latinx communities face in the American criminal justice system are often overlooked…

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    Charter Schools Could Elevate Special Education Initiatives

    The 74 Media Inc. Nov 1, 2017

    Charter management organizations have revolutionized education in New York City. Will they do the same for special education? In New York City, charter management organizations like KIPP, Uncommon Schools, Achievement…

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    Four Women Defying Odds in India’s Male-Dominated Startup Scene

    Impact Alpha Nov 1, 2017

    In their “locker-room conversations,” women entrepreneurs in India share stories about how, at meetings with their male counterparts, they are assumed to be second-in-command and not taken seriously. But Mayukhini…

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    How Women Can Impact This #GivingTuesday

    Forbes Oct 31, 2017

    Post-election, women are as divided as the rest of the nation. Some are celebrating, some hand-wringing, some mourning, some blaming—often blaming each other. Whatever your current mood, it’s clear that…

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    Women, Peace, and Security Index Highlights Global and Regional Disparities in Well-Being

    Devex International Development Oct 31, 2017

    The new Women, Peace, and Security Index released at the United Nations highlights huge regional and global disparities in women’s well-being, as well as a continuing lack of gender-disaggregated data limiting…

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    CARE Launches $30 Million Impact Fund

    Impact Alpha Oct 30, 2017

    CARE Enterprises is the investment arm of CARE, a women and girls-focused humanitarian organization. CARE announced the fund at the World Economic Forum. The organization also announced a collaboration with…

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    Five Reasons Mass Incarceration is a Queer Issue

    Urban Institute Oct 30, 2017

    In these five areas, evidence shows how queer people are disproportionately affected by the criminal justice system: 1. There is a long history of criminalization of queer people and of violent police targeting of…

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    WOMAP: New NGO for Women Launches at Georgetown

    Philanthropy Women Oct 30, 2017

    At Georgetown University there is a new NGO, Women on the Map (WOMAP), an international, nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the role of women and girls in fields of technology and…

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