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    Humanitarians Are Part of The Sex Trade Problem In South Sudan

    Devex Mar 22, 2018

    Recounting a recent night with one of her United Nations clients, Gabby says she was asked to wait in the car before the staffer snuck her into his U.N. compound. It was obvious…

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    Stoneman Douglas Library Turns Into Counseling Center

    Chalkbeat Mar 22, 2018

    One month ago, Diana Haneski was hiding in an equipment closet at Stoneman Douglas High School. She’s the school’s media specialist, and when the lockdown was announced she herded students…

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    Push For STEM Classes in High School Isn’t Yielding More STEM Careers

    The 74 Mar 22, 2018

    Expanding access to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) courses in high school doesn’t increase the number of students who attain college degrees in those subjects, a new study finds.  Neither…

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    Oakland Unified Initiative For African-American Girls Follows Years of Focus On The Boys

    Edsource Mar 22, 2018

    Ever since the Oakland Unified School District launched its African-American Male Achievement office eight years ago people have been asking, “What about the girls?” Among them were community leaders like Nzingha Dugas, who…

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    Diamond Cab: Transportation for Disabled People in Hong Kong

    The Nation Mar 22, 2018

    In 2009, Doris Leung left her career in journalism to launch a transportation service designed for persons with mobility issues. She had been mulling over the idea for several years—her…

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    Voting Age Debate Gets New Life Amid Surge of Teen Activism

    The 74 Mar 22, 2018

    Last month’s massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has unlocked a groundswell of possibility around youth activism. After nearly a million students walked out of school on March 14…

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    Political Parties Offer Antithetical Solutions to School Safety

    The 74 Mar 22, 2018

    Prevention is key to ending the rash of school shootings in America, House Democrats and witnesses said Tuesday, in sharp contrast to Republican calls to arm teachers and harden schools.…

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    The TechHire and Strengthening Working Families Initiative Evaluation

    MDRC Mar 22, 2018

    The H-1B visa program, established in 1990 by Congress, allows employers to hire foreigners to work in “specialty occupations” (such as science, technology, engineering, mathematics, health care, business, financial services,…

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    Safety Net Investments in Children

    Brookings Mar 22, 2018

    A persistently large number of children in the U.S. live in poverty, despite sustained economic growth. Growing up in poverty not only harms children in the short run, but by…

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    School Shootings Won’t Be Fixed By Zero-Tolerance Discipline Policies

    GOOD Magazine Mar 22, 2018

    As outrage over the Parkland school shooting persists, lawmakers are looking for actual policy solutions. The Trump administration and its supporters are latching onto school discipline reform as the solution. But by…

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    Affordable Housing Initiatives Need To Be Realistic

    The Urban Institute Mar 21, 2018

    Included in the administration’s fiscal year 2019 budget request for the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is a small $2 million allocation for 10 “EnVision Centers,” a…

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    People Stranded In Transit Deserts In Dozens of US Cities

    The Conversation Mar 21, 2018

    Less than two months after President Donald Trump pledged in his State of the Union Address to “rebuild our crumbling infrastructure,” prospects look dim. The Trump administration is asking Congress for ideas…

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