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    How We Become Desensitized to Conflict

    Mic Mar 17, 2018

    At least 99 children are among those slain following government-led bombardments of eastern Ghouta, a suburb of Syria’s capital city of Damascus, where more than 460 people died in February. The attacks…

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    Employment Requirements in Benefit Programs Needed to Reduce Poverty

    American Enterprise Institute Mar 17, 2018

    Robert Doar’s testimony before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Development  Appropriate for experienced donors. My testimony today is informed by more than…

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    How Income Volatility Hurts Student Attendance

    The Aspen Institute Mar 17, 2018

    Homework, exams, extracurriculars – being in school comes with a certain amount of stress for everyone. But for some students, even attending school on a regular basis is a challenge…

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    Instead of Arming Teachers With Guns, Let’s Arm Them With The Support They Need

    The 74 Mar 16, 2018

    Teachers are supposed to play a critical role in shaping the development of our nation’s children and teens. Though undervalued, they always have been tasked with creating supportive learning environments…

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    Four Takeaways From the World Bank’s Fragility Forum

    United Nations Blog Mar 16, 2018

    There is a global threat to sustainable peace and development that is getting much-needed attention: fragility. Last week, the World Bank held its Fragility Forum in Washington D.C., Managing Risks for…

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    The Importance of Family Aid for El Salvador

    BBC News Mar 16, 2018

    Migrants working abroad and sending back money is one of the biggest and often most overlooked forms of financial aid to poorer countries – often greater than formal overseas aid.…

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    A Nibble of Some Current Food Issues

    The New Food Economy Mar 16, 2018

    News from The Happiest Place on Earth: We have the Impossible Burger. Foodbeast reports that, as part of an annual food festival at Disney’s California Adventure theme park, the famous bleeding patty…

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    How Algorithms Can Make Inequality Worse

    Fast Company Mar 16, 2018

    In Los Angeles, an algorithm helps decide who — out of 58,000 homeless people — gets access to a small amount of available housing. In Indiana, the state used a…

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    Why School Shootings Are So Hard To Stop

    FiveThirtyEight Mar 16, 2018

    Mary Ellen O’Toole calls the teenagers who murdered 13 people at Columbine High School in 1999 by their first names — Dylan and Eric. O’Toole did not personally know Dylan…

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    Charities and Terrorism: Lessons From the Syrian Crisis

    Lowy Institute Mar 16, 2018

    Over the past decade, civil conflicts in Syria and Iraq have caused appalling humanitarian suffering. More than 300,000 people have been killed and over five million displaced in Syria alone…

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    School Segregation Is Not a Myth

    The Atlantic Mar 16, 2018

    Is school segregation getting worse? Plenty of people say yes, including scholars, journalists, and civil-rights advocates. For the first time in years, there’s something approximating a consensus: Racially divided schools are a major…

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    Is the Trauma of Training for a School Shooter Worth it?

    The Hechinger Report Mar 16, 2018

    Ames, Iowa is more than 1,500 miles from Parkland, Florida, but the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School felt too close for comfort. School leaders in Ames had…

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