Giving Compass’ Take: • The Gates Foundation brings together a panel of experts to discuss innovative efforts to promote equity in higher education. • How can philanthropy help to develop new…
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EdSource May 18, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • As classroom management and discipline becomes more difficult, some states are changing the discipline standards for teachers: leaning towards less punitive measures and more restorative justice practices. • What…
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Click here for more.Skillist: Shifting the Hiring Process to Be More Skills Focused
Harvard Business School May 18, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • With the help of Harvard Business School, two crafty social entrepreneurs created Skillist, a platform that encourages applicants to detail their skills drawing deep from their…
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Click here for more.Erasing the Stigma of Incarceration With ‘Fair-Chance’ Hiring
B the Change May 18, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • B the Change explores the importance of inclusive hiring practices, particularly when it comes to expanding opportunities for formerly-incarcerated individuals. • How can nonprofits contribute to…
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Click here for more.Almost 40 Percent of Peer-reviewed Dietary Research Turns Out to Be Wrong
The New Food Economy May 18, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • The New Food Economy explores why so many peer-reviewed dietary studies turn out to be either wrong or contradicted by other studies: The problem is in…
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Click here for more.How 3 College Students Fixed CANOs for Domestic-Violence Survivors
Governing May 18, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • Three college student lobbied city governments to change criminal activity nuisance ordinances (CANOs) that previously made it difficult for victims of domestic violence to find housing. •…
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Click here for more.Are Educational Videos Leaving Low-Income Students Behind?
The Hechinger Report May 18, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • New research shows that children do learn new vocabulary words from educational videos, but advantaged kids learned more than disadvantaged kids did. • How can educational…
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Brookings May 18, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • Researchers are tracking the decline of hope in America using statistics including “deaths of despair” described as suicide, overdose, and poor health behaviors. • How can philanthropy…
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YES! Magazine May 18, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • Filling a gap often left in sex education, Hugs and Kisses has been shown in Virginia since the mid-1980s to educate children about abuse, including how to recognize and…
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Click here for more.Recognizing Innovation: Aspen Institute’s Job Quality Fellows
The Aspen Institute May 17, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • The Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program recognized sixteen leading Job Quality Fellows who are promoting innovation and expanding job quality within the economy. • How can organizations prioritize…
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PhilanTopic May 17, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • To promote youth organizing, funders should consider supporting youth leadership and invest in their movements for social change. • Research shows that this type of organizing spawns social…
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Click here for more.The Nonprofit Sector is the Third Largest Employer in America
Fast Company May 17, 2018Giving Compass’ Take: • Research from the Johns Hopkins for Civil Society Studies’ Nonprofit Economic Data Project shows the sustainability, growth, and vastness of the nonprofit sector as it reaches the…
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