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    Should Communities Have a Say in How Residents Are Punished for Crime?

    The Atlantic May 1, 2017

    In most courts in the Cook County district, a person accused of a crime will have their case decided in a courtroom, by a judge. There’s little attempt to tackle…

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    3 Surprising, Myth-Busting Truths About Immigration

    Hispanics in Philanthropy May 1, 2017

    By Diana Campoamor Today, on International Workers’ Day, when thousands of immigrants and workers across the nation are marching to make their voices heard, I’ve been reflecting back on my…

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    Escaping Poverty Requires Almost 20 Years With Nearly Nothing Going Wrong

    The Atlantic Apr 26, 2017

    A lot of factors have contributed to American inequality: slavery, economic policy, technological change, the power of lobbying, globalization, and so on. In their wake, what’s left? That’s the question…

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    How is Walmart Doing with Supporting Women’s Funds and Women’s Empowerment?

    Philanthropy Women Apr 24, 2017

    Given that Walmart is the largest employer in America, second only to the government, the fact that they are taking an active stance in addressing women’s empowerment is particularly important.…

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    The Circle of Women’s Philanthropy and The Susu – What Goes Around Comes Around

    Philanthropy Women Apr 17, 2017

    Editor’s Note: This piece is co-authored by Emily Nielsen Jones and Nickey Mais-Nesbeth Emily The circle is one of those timeless symbols—one that appears in nature, in mathematics, and in art…

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    New Alternatives for New York’s Homeless LGBT Kids

    The Atlantic Apr 16, 2017

    As part of our series of interviews with the winners of Allstate and The Atlantic’s Renewal Awards, I spoke with Kate Barnhart, the director of New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless…

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    Religious Discrimination in the Trump Era

    The Atlantic Apr 11, 2017

    Along religious lines, Americans see discrimination very differently. About two-thirds of Americans say Muslims face a lot of discrimination, but white Evangelical Christians have a different opinion. They are much…

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    Emergent Fund: Makes Grants to Fight Attacks on Vulnerable Groups

    Philanthropy Women Mar 17, 2017

    While the Trump Administration’s attacks against women, immigrants, LGBT, and people of color continue, foundations and nonprofits are coming together to fund the resistance.  The latest coordinated effort is the…

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    Restorative Justice: The World I Want

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 16, 2017

    By Jo Bauen A group of inmates is benefiting from a practice that’s badly needed both within and beyond prison walls. In these days of increasing racial injustice and fear…

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