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    Feb. 15: This Week’s Must Reads On Youth And Young Adults

    Raikes Foundation Feb 15, 2018

    Here’s what we’re reading: Youth Homelessness starts at Age 14 on average on Hawaii’s most populous island In Oahu, the average age that youth homelessness begins is 14, according to…

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    Impact Investing: Can It Revive the American Dream?

    ImpactAlpha Feb 15, 2018

    ImpactAlpha’s New Revivalists series is highlighting “people, places and policies reviving entrepreneurship  —  and the American Dream.” Among the takeaways: the need for startup debt  —  not just equity  —  capital; temporary…

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    We Need to Involve More Women In the Agriculture Sciences

    Deve Feb 15, 2018

    “I would like to see the scientist working on beans; do you know where I can find him?” I got asked this question more times that I could count. As…

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    California’s Education Reforms Are Paying Off and Narrowing Achievement Gaps

    EdSource Feb 15, 2018

    California’s sweeping education reforms championed by Gov. Jerry Brown have resulted in higher graduation rates and especially sizable gains in math among low-income students in the 11th grade, according to…

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    All 50 States Have Made It Easier to Sign Up for SNAP Benefits

    The New Food Economy Feb 15, 2018

    A report released in February by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Economic Research Service (ERS) shows that, despite 20 years of increasing local autonomy in administering the SNAP program (also…

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    Can Trump’s Harvest Box Food Program Deliver?

    The New Food Economy Feb 15, 2018

    The Trump administration said it wanted to transform the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly food stamps) as part of a proposed budget for 2019 by committing half of a…

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    How Adoption Agencies Are Using Technology to Connect Children with Families

    Giving Compass Feb 14, 2018

    With more than 100,000 children in the U.S. foster care system waiting to be adopted (many of whom will age out of the system before finding a home), adoption agencies…

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    Changing Punitive Shelter Rules to Simple Community Expectations

    National Alliance for Ending Homelessness Feb 14, 2018

    On February 15, the Alliance kicks off the 2018 Emergency Shelter Learning Series with a brand new webinar to answer your most challenging and frequently asked questions. Throughout 2017, we…

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    Road to Ending Extreme Poverty Runs Through 31 Off-track Countries

    Brookings Feb 14, 2018

    Over the past two decades, the world has been living through the most dramatic decline in global poverty ever. Since 2000, while global population has increased by 1.4 billion people,…

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    The Number of Child Soldiers is on the Rise. What Can Donors Do? [Video]

    Al Jazeera Feb 14, 2018

    According to the UN, tens of thousands of children are involved in conflicts in over 20 countries. It is a problem that shows no sign of ending, in fact, many…

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    Bridging the Data Gap for Low Income Communities

    New America Feb 13, 2018

    How can we gain a comprehensive understanding of the economic life of low- and moderate-income communities and those experiencing disinvestment and limited growth? Information on the economic life and spending…

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    How Supermarkets Can (Really) Solve The Food Desert Problem

    TriplePundit Feb 13, 2018

    Solutions for the “food desert” problem in low income areas often focus on getting more supermarkets built in neighborhoods that lack them. However, a new study produced through the National Bureau of Economic…

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