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    Another Outrage in Flint: How Poverty Affects Education

    The 74 Feb 9, 2018

    At the onset of the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, third-grade literacy was 41.8 percent. That was nearly five years ago. The literacy rate declined sharply to 10.7 percent last…

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    Brookings Calls for Africa to Improve Domestic Resource Mobilization

    Devex Feb 9, 2018

    As external financing conditions are expected to worsen in the medium term, the African continent needs to focus on domestic resource mobilization in order to meet development goals, according to…

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    The More Adequate, Equitable, and Sustainable Way To Meet Rice Demand

    Food Tank

    The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) is helping bring rural farmers closer to food self-sufficiency in over 50 countries with the help of organizations like the West and Central African…

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    Why We Need to Expand Access to Housing Assistance

    Urban Institute Feb 9, 2018

    Federal safety net programs are intended to protect the most vulnerable Americans—such as the elderly, people with severe disabilities, and young children—and stabilize those who have fallen on hard times…

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    Meet the Native American Youth Changing Their Communities

    The Aspen Institute Feb 9, 2018

    Each year, the Aspen Institute’s Center for Native American Youth (CNAY) selects five up-and-coming Native change makers between the ages of 14 and 23 to serve as Champions for Change.…

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    When the Law Recognizes Animals As People

    New Republic Feb 9, 2018

    Today, more than two thirds of American households own pets. Annually, they spend more than $50 billion on their care, giving their dogs birthday presents and having professional photographs taken. In fact, according to some…

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    How to Expand Small-business Lending to Under-served Entrepreneurs

    ImpactAlpha Feb 9, 2018

    To Jacob Haar, a market that under-lends to businesses owned by women, minorities and veterans is inefficient. To seize that opportunity, Community Investment Management, a San Francisco impact investment firm,…

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    Social Enterprise for Workforce Development in West Virginia [Q&A]

    ImpactAlpha Feb 9, 2018

    Q: Give us the quick and dirty on Coalfield Development Corp. A: Coalfield Corp. is a family of five social enterprises. We are trying to diversify West Virginia’s economy. West…

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    9 Ways to Create More Inclusive Impact Investing in 2018

    ImpactAlpha Feb 9, 2018

    9 ways to create more inclusive impact investing: Think global, local and everywhere in between: Impact Investing first gained in popularity for its work in emerging economies and more underserved areas as a…

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    Soda Advocacy Groups Exploit the Nonprofit Loophole

    Philanthropy Daily Feb 8, 2018

    Wenhua Zhao and Junshi Chen both serve as preeminent public health officials in China. At the same time, Zhao and Chen have led Coca-Cola’s propaganda and lobbying efforts in China. They…

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    The Future of Clean Meat

    Fast Company Feb 8, 2018

    Clean Meat: How Eating Meat Without Animals Will Revolutionize Dinner is no ordinary book. It’s bound in leather that the Bay Area-based biotech startup Geltor grew from microbes treated to form a…

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    No End In Sight For Venezuela Crisis

    The Heritage Foundation Feb 8, 2018

    Severe shortages of medicines and medical supplies have decimated public health care. Food is largely unavailable and unaffordable for many. Rather than keep people safe, Venezuelan police and national guardsmen…

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