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    Unintended Consequences of New York’s Expanded Graduation Options

    Chalkbeat Mar 16, 2018

    New York State’s new graduation options were meant to ensure students aren’t unfairly kept from graduation, but a new analysis found a drawback: black and low-income students are more likely to take…

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    One School’s Plan To Get Kids To Be Passionate About Their Learning

    The Hechinger Report Mar 15, 2018

    How do you encourage that kind of curiosity and passion in kids, and the persistence to follow where it leads? Elm City wants to find out. It’s one of three…

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    The Many Ways To Volunteer Based On Your Interests

    GreatNonprofits

    There are service opportunities for young people in just about every category you could imagine. And thanks to GreatNonprofits, they’re easy to find and sort by your area of interest:…

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    5th Annual Young Women’s Leadership Summit Hosted by Bloomberg

    TriplePundit Mar 15, 2018

    On Saturday, March 3, Bloomberg hosted its 5th annual Startup Young Women’s Leadership Summit, convening 500 high school and college-aged girls at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for a day of…

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    Time To Communicate a New Direction for Workplace Ethics

    TriplePundit Mar 15, 2018

    There has been a lot of talk about the recent “Me Too” and “Time’s Up” movements, but at least one organization insists those words still need to be followed up…

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    Regenerative Organic Certification Wants To Be The Ethical Standard To Rule Them All

    Fast Company Mar 15, 2018

    Fair Trade Certified. Certified Organic. Non-GMO. Certified Humane — we’re used to seeing these labels scattered over products touting their ethical and environmental backgrounds. But the brands and farmers meeting these standards often…

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    Want to Be a Humanitarian In the Field? Read This First

    Doctors Without Borders Mar 15, 2018

    I recently arrived at my first assignment with Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in Sudan’s West Darfur State. MSF is working in a small health centre in a camp for…

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    Don’t Fall Into the Recidivism Trap When Talking Criminal Justice Policy

    The Marshall Project Mar 15, 2018

    Any discussion of criminal justice policy inevitably includes the word “recidivism.”Usually more than once. Recidivism is the reoccurrence of crime among people known to have committed crimes before. At all…

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    Volunteer Story: Finding a Home at Ronald McDonald House

    VolunteerMatch Mar 15, 2018

    Sharon Reasonover first started volunteering at the age of 16. It was the summer before her junior year of high school, and she hadn’t really understood the meaning behind doing…

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    Philanthropy Must Invest In Youth-led Social Change

    National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy Mar 15, 2018

    For generations, youth of color have sparked movements igniting a fight for safe, healthy and just schools and communities. Often they’ve waged long-term campaigns against great odds as they watch…

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    Key Features of SIPPRA

    America Forward Mar 15, 2018

    The Social Impact Partnerships to Pay for Results Act (SIPPRA), for the first time establishes a funding stream and structure to support and advance the implementation of Pay for Success contracting…

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    Can Obama-Era School Discipline Policies be Linked to School Violence?

    EdSource Mar 15, 2018

    It is perhaps not surprising that President Donald Trump and other conservative lawmakers would find a way to blame former President Barack Obama in some fashion for the Parkland school…

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