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    Reproductive Health Circle Moves Toward Reproductive Freedom

    Women Donors Network Jun 2, 2017

    WDN members participated in a webinar series, Moving Toward Reproductive Freedom, discussing the reproductive justice movement. In this two-part series, WDN’s Reproductive Health Circle learned about the history of the…

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    From gang life to college – one paycheck at a time

    The Christian Science Monitor Jun 2, 2017

    Tony Franklin was fresh off a 10-year prison sentence for assaulting a police officer. As he walked into court to see his probation officer he was “down and out,” he…

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    Making Primary Care Trans-Friendly

    The Atlantic Jun 2, 2017

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Keren Landman describes the deficit of care available for transgender individuals and how Isabel Lowell is working to make trans-friendly primary care a reality across the country.  • How…

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    How We Stopped Sending Students to Jail

    Giving Compass May 31, 2017

    It’s no longer news that for many kids in our most stressed communities, life can resemble that of a soldier on the battlefield—down to the post-traumatic physiological impact. It’s now…

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    How One Donor Is Helping Heal The Rift Between Police And Communities

    Forbes May 31, 2017

    The last few years have seen too many tragic confrontations between police and minority communities. Learn how Apollo co-founder Josh Harris is helping to heal the divide in one city…

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    How Women Mentors Make a Difference in Engineering

    The Atlantic May 31, 2017

    For some women, enrolling in an engineering course is like running a psychological gauntlet. If they dodge overt problems like sexual harassment, sexist jokes, or poor treatment from professors, they…

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    Christians Did Not Invent Charity and Philanthropy

    Richard Carrier May 30, 2017

    Let me dispel a common myth: no, Christianity did not bring the idea of charity to the Western world. The concept of charity and concern for the poor was already…

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    Eliminating Implicit Bias in Grantmaking Practice

    Stanford Social Innovation Review May 30, 2017

    A few weeks ago, we led a well-received session at the Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy national conference that focused on how funders can incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) principles…

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    Unidentified Dyslexia Takes Heavy Toll

    Education Week May 30, 2017

    Unidentified dyslexia is more common than one might think. The prevalence numbers vary, but research tells us that there are too many unidentified and quietly struggling dyslexic students in our…

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    Learn Arabic–And Empathy – Connecting With Refugees On Skype

    FastCompany May 29, 2017

    NaTakallam provides an income for refugees struggling to find work and connections after being displaced from their home country. Every time she speaks at a conference, the humanitarian-worker-turned-entrepreneur Aline Sara…

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    Why This Revlon Campaign Is Especially Important to Women’s Leadership in Philanthropy

    Philanthropy Women May 28, 2017

    One of the most important aspects of much of women’s philanthropy is its inclusiveness — the belief that there is always room for one more at the table in a…

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    What Comes Next? Commencement Address by C. Lagarde – MD of the IMF

    International Monetary Fund May 28, 2017

    Commencement Address by Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the IMF Washington College – Chestertown, Maryland It is an intriguing question – What comes next? I imagine that from the time…

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