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    The Urgent Need for Disability-Inclusive Development

    Devex International Development Mar 20, 2018

    Secretary of State for International Development Penny Mordaunt gave a speech at the All Party Parliamentary Group on Disability, outlining her goals for the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development’s focus…

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    Thinking About Equity When Developing Sustainable Cities

    The Conversation Mar 19, 2018

    We’ve written about what we call the “parks, cafes and a riverwalk” model of sustainability, which focuses on providing new green spaces, mainly for high-income people. This vision of shiny residential…

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    How Middle School Obsessions Can Shape Career Paths

    EdSurge Mar 19, 2018

    As a middle schooler growing up in the 1990s, I was one of many girls who had a goal of marrying Zac Hanson.  I was driven by the desire to meet…

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    Redesigning and Rethinking Systems of Inequality

    The Aspen Institute Mar 19, 2018

    Caroline Hill is a catalyst for equity and founder of the DC Equity Lab and co-founder of the Equity Design Collaborative—two emerging nodes in the education equity ecosystem.  The DC Equity Lab invests…

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    Using Education and Consumer Power to Change Seattle’s Food System

    Food Tank Mar 19, 2018

    Sara Morris, President of The Beecher’s Foundation is an organizational leader in the for-profit and non-profit sectors, and a passion for food, kids, education, and community. Prior to joining the…

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    Audit Raises Alarms for Handling of Homeless Students In NYC

    Chalkbeat Mar 19, 2018

    Education officials have allowed many of New York City’s homeless students to miss large swaths of school without required intervention from city personnel, according to a scathing audit issued Thursday…

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    Housing As a Hub for Health, Community Services, and Upward Mobility

    Brookings Mar 19, 2018

    There is a growing recognition that, for people and neighborhoods to be healthy and successful, different sectors must work together and that investments in one sector can bring dividends in…

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    Florida Could Start a Criminal-justice Data Revolution

    Wired Mar 19, 2018

    There’s no such thing as the U.S. criminal justice system. There are, instead, thousands of counties across the country, each with their own systems, made up of a diffuse network…

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    Sweet Sustainable Solutions at the Base of the Cocoa Supply Chain

    Skoll Mar 19, 2018

    A typical cocoa farmer works on a plot of not more than 3.5 hectares and uses income gained from cocoa to support between six and eight family members. A recent study showed…

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    Rethinking Expertise: Young People and the Power of Lived Experience

    Raikes Foundation Mar 19, 2018

    Growing up I was surrounded by instability, poverty and a family that had significant substance abuse struggles—from this lived experience I knew I wanted to give back and better the…

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    Puerto Rico: New Resiliency Commission Pushes for Community-Led Recovery

    Nonprofit Quarterly Mar 19, 2018

    Last year, NPQ reported that three major foundations—Ford, Open Society, and Rockefeller—pledged $5 million to Puerto Rico to “guide a sustainable and equitable recovery effort” after last September’s Hurricane Maria. In another recent article in…

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    34 Seattle-Area Organizations Working for a Better Food System

    Food Tank Mar 19, 2018

    Food Tank’s Inaugural Seattle Summit is just a couple of weeks away, and we’re excited to connect and collaborate with our members and member organizations in the Pacific Northwest. The…

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