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    Unhinged Campaign: Advancing Paid Parental Leave Policies

    CSR Wire Feb 19, 2018

    Oliver Russell, an agency that builds brands for purpose-driven companies, has launched a campaign to advance paid parental leave policies.  The campaign, called “Unhinged: Parental Leave is Good Business,” will offer…

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    There Is “Little Doubt” About the Promised Bounty of Genetically Modified Crops

    AEI Feb 19, 2018

    Below are a few key findings from the study that compared the crop yields between the United States and Europe where genetically modified technology is banned. Genetically modified (GM) crops…

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    Study: Phone-Addicted Teens Are Unhappy

    My Social Good News Feb 19, 2018

    Happiness is not a warm phone, according to a new study exploring the link between adolescent life satisfaction and screen time. Teens whose eyes are habitually glued to their smartphones…

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    Why Agnes Gund Sold Her Lichtenstein Painting to Fund Prison Reform

    The Art Newspaper Feb 19, 2018

    It has been a little over one year since Agnes Gund sold Roy Lichtenstein’s 1962 work Masterpiece for $165m to launch the Art for Justice Fund with the aim of…

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    American College of the Building Arts Teaches Liberal Arts and Trades Together

    InsideSources Feb 19, 2018

    Blue-collar industries across the country are facing a massive skills shortage. There are shortages of bulldozer and crane operators, carpenters, electricians, automotive mechanics, truckers and welders, among other workers. If…

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    Facebook Takes Another Step Into Crisis Response

    Devex International Development Feb 18, 2018

    An explosion in Benghazi, Libya. A tropical cyclone in Tonga. An earthquake in Hualien City, Taiwan. Having first introduced Safety Check, which allows users to mark themselves as safe following…

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    Is Nutrition Research All Wrong?

    The New Food Economy Feb 18, 2018

    Over the holidays the Journal of the American Medical Association published an enigmatic little article about nutrition research: “Disclosures in Nutrition Research: Why It Is Different.” The title may suggest a real tub-thumper, an…

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    How to Incentivize Employers to Hire Ex-Offenders

    RAND Feb 18, 2018

    The rate of criminal punishment in the United States has had far-reaching economic consequences, in large part because people with criminal records are marginalized within the labor market. Given these…

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    Proyecto Mirador: Transforming Poor Communities Through Innovative Funding

    Triple Pundit Feb 18, 2018

    In the highlands of Honduras, where tourism and coffee production drive the country’s economic engine, a social revolution is taking place. The Santa Barbara Mountains, known for their beauty and…

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    Can the Four-Day School Week Work? A Big Test Will Find Out

    Chalkbeat Feb 17, 2018

    The Brighton-based school district is likely to become the first district in the Denver metro area to move to a four-day school week. The announcement comes after voters turned down…

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    Solar Tariffs to Affect World’s Poorest

    Devex International Development Feb 17, 2018

    In the U.S., shifting tariff policy will drive changes in the sources of power generation. But for energy consumers across sub-Saharan Africa, the stakes are much higher. The debate over…

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    Inconsistent Data Stymies Gun Control Legislation

    The Atlantic Feb 17, 2018

    The February 14th shooting in South Florida has already spurred renewed calls for policy changes and other forms of action to prevent future shootings—but such initiatives are informed by the information that’s available,…

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