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    Small Data for Big Impact

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 21, 2018

    As an investor in data-driven companies, I’ve been thinking a lot about my grandfather—a baker, a small business owner, and, I now realize, a pioneering data scientist. Without much more…

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    UN: More Than 10,000 Afghan Civilian Casualties in 2017

    Al Jazeera Feb 21, 2018

    Afghanistan suffered more than 10,000 civilian casualties in 2017, as deadly suicide and complex attacks killed and injured more people than any previous year in the war-torn country, according to the…

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    A Smarter Approach to Federal Assistance with State-Level Criminal Justice Reform

    American Enterprise Institute Feb 21, 2018

    This brief explains how Congress and the president can best help reduce our country’s outsized reliance on imprisonment. Successful interventions will need to target issues that previous efforts have overlooked or…

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    Why Women Will Lead the Social Movement For Gun Control

    Social Velocity Feb 20, 2018

    As a mother and a human being, the Parkland, Florida school shooting cut me to the core. As I know it did so many of you. And as someone who…

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    HUD Grants $10 Million To Fight Homelessness

    Patch Feb 20, 2018

    More than two dozen programs run by nonprofits and government agencies in Riverside County were awarded nearly $10 million in U.S. Housing & Urban Development grants intended to reduce homelessness.…

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    Canceling Student Loan Debt Isn’t Just A Dream: It Could Save The Economy

    GOOD Magazine Feb 20, 2018

    A new study published by public policy think tank the Levy Economics Institute finds that the cancellation of all student loan debt not only would yield benefits for young Americans, but would positively…

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    How A Better Police Force Can Help Lower Crime Rates

    GOOD Magazine Feb 20, 2018

    New York City is growing — but its crime rate continues to plunge. And while a number of factors go into a phenomenon that big, the city’s changing police tactics…

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    Campaign Aims to Make NRA Endorsement Radioactive

    My Social Good News Feb 20, 2018

    A national campaign demanding that political candidates reject funding from the National Rifle Association (NRA) was launched days after the most recent mass shooting on a school campus in Parkland,…

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    Are Mass Shootings Becoming More Frequent?

    Cato Institute Feb 20, 2018

    A Mother Jones project began in 2012 and attempted to recreate earlier years from news records going back to 1982. Early years report at most one or two incidents per…

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    The Future of Work in the Automation Economy

    American Enterprise Institute Feb 20, 2018

    Far too much of the chatter about jobs and technology is built around static analysis. Robot workers replace human workers. Assuming much smarter machines — such as self-driving vehicles —…

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    Study Reveals Rural Americans in Agriculture Lack Electronic Connectivity

    Food Tank Feb 20, 2018

    A new report released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Task Force on Agricultural and Rural Prosperity found that rural Americans working in agriculture still lack access to the electronic connectivity,…

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    Innovative Service Design: How MSF Teams Can Share Knowledge To Save Lives

    Doctors Without Borders Feb 19, 2018

    IIn challenging environments, and with patient care at stake, smooth transitions among Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) field staff are vital. Charlotte Fountaine, a Service Designer working with MSF,…

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