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    New Endowment To Help Sustain Organic Grain Research

    Food Tank Mar 7, 2018

    Clif Bar & Company and the King Arthur Flour Company just announced a US$1.5 million endowment to sustain organic grains research at the Bread Lab. According to Clif Bar & Company’s senior director of agricultural policy and…

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    Starting at the Roots: Las Hormigas and a Community in Renewal

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Mar 7, 2018

    The community of Anapra sits on northwest border of Juarez, Mexico, and, from practically anywhere in town, you can see the city of El Paso. In fact, before a wall…

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    Report Documents the Criminalization of Poverty

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Mar 7, 2018

    In Maryland, state and local policies place financial burdens on those who can least afford it. It’s a system that causes unnecessary arrests, criminal charges and the imprisonment of poor…

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    Why the Kerner Commission Didn’t Prevent Further Racist Police Brutality

    The Marshall Project Mar 7, 2018

    During the summer of 1967, more than 150 cities erupted into violence, fueled by pent-up resentments in the cities’ black communities over police brutality and other forms of racial injustice.…

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    Hate Groups Continue to Grow in the U.S.

    Al Jazeera Mar 7, 2018

    The number of hate groups operating in the United States grew by four percent in 2017, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), an Alabama-based monitoring group. The SPLC…

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    American Talent Initiative: Strengthening Socioeconomic Diversity on Nation’s College Campuses

    The Aspen Institute Mar 6, 2018

    Invest in talented young adults, and they will help us solve the world’s problems. That was the charge of Dan Porterfield, president of Franklin & Marshall College and incoming president…

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    Here’s How a National Database Could Help Colleges Fight Sexual Assault

    RAND

    Before the recent revelations about sexual assault in Hollywood and other industries, the spotlight was on the nation’s colleges and universities: Over the past several years, those institutions have been…

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    Funding For Marginalized Communities and the Audacity of Ambition

    Nonprofit AF Mar 6, 2018

    A few years ago, I called up a colleague to ask for his advice on fundraising. He is a well-respected leader in the field, and I needed some guidance on…

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    Institute for the Future: Helping Youth Grow Through Opportunity

    Getting Smart

    What does it mean to be future ready? Better yet, how can learners become future fit? The Institute for the Future (IFTF) brought together thought leaders on the future of work and…

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    Several Lessons for Fighting Inequality in America

    The Aspen Institute Mar 6, 2018

    The annual Summit on Inequality & Opportunity is a one-day gathering dedicated to conversations about the widening opportunity gap in the United States. More than 400 policymakers, civic leaders, social…

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    This Seed Bank Is Keeping Your Favorite Foods from Going Extinct

    The New Food Economy Mar 6, 2018

    Agricultural biodiversity is a hedge: By sustaining diversity in our foods and drinks, we can breed advantageous traits — such as tolerance to drought or resistance to a certain pest…

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    Extreme Poverty in the U.S. is Declining

    The Heritage Foundation Mar 6, 2018

    Analysis of government data on households’ self-reported spending shows that the share of the population living on resources below half of the federal poverty threshold has trended downward over the…

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