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    Preparing Students for the Gig Economy

    Getting Smart Feb 6, 2018

    We can help prepare students for the new gig economy by offering more opportunities for them to explore and create, through opportunities to not only explore the types of jobs…

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    Amazon’s New Warehouses Spark Controversy For Poor Cities

    The Atlantic Feb 5, 2018

    San Bernardino was still reeling from the recession in 2012 when it got a piece of what seemed like good news. Amazon, the global internet retailer, was opening a massive…

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    USDA and FDA Are Working Together Towards Better Food Safety

    Harvest Public Media Feb 5, 2018

    The two federal agencies tasked with enforcing the nation’s food safety laws agreed this week to collaborate better, update biotechnology regulations and implement new safety inspections on produce farms. The biggest change from…

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    Employers Are Setting Workers Up for Failure

    The Atlantic Feb 5, 2018

    Machines are learning how to perform routine tasks and some more complicated ones, and their progress is piquing employers’ interests. The retail and health industries in particular stand the most…

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    The Dirty Little Secret About ‘Clean’ Foods

    The New Food Economy Feb 4, 2018

    According to the International Food Information Council (IFIC), in 2016, 38 percent of consumers named “chemicals” as their top food safety concern, up from 9 percent just five years earlier. This…

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    Getting Ready For the Jobs of the Future

    Getting Smart Feb 4, 2018

    We’re living through a platform revolution where we are work, learn and live on platforms. Traditional institutions (e.g., taxi cabs, newspapers) are straining or fully disrupted. The expectation of customization has spread…

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    Solving The Hunger Problem in America’s Cities

    GOOD Magazine Feb 4, 2018

    On a recent Tuesday morning in Northeast Los Angeles, a large industrial kitchen is piled with heaps of beautiful vegetables, including leafy greens and bright red tomatoes. Rows of sparkling…

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    Sports Programming Helps Advance Youth Development

    My Social Good News Feb 2, 2018

    Laureus USA and Nike today announced the launch of Sport for Good New York City (S4G NYC), a long-term commitment to improving the lives of underserved youth in the five…

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    Grocery Store Closures: Exacerbates Hardship In A Food Desert

    Chalkbeat Feb 2, 2018

    Third-grader Cassidy Nickelberg says the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. would be “sad and mad” about a major company’s decision to close a neighborhood grocery store in her South Memphis…

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    MS-13 Gang: Cracking Down On Immigration Will Only Make It Stronger

    The Hechinger Report Feb 2, 2018

    In his State of the Union speech, President Trump blamed children crossing the border for gang violence perpetrated by MS-13 in suburban schools, telling the story of two girls killed by…

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    Gender Equality Givers: What Do They Have In Common?

    Philanthropy Women Feb 2, 2018

    A new report out from the Women’s Philanthropy Institute helps to distill some key traits that progressive women donors share. The report, entitled “Giving By and For Women,” is a …

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    The Uncounted Population of Homeless Youth

    Truthout Feb 1, 2018

    Youth homelessness has been a low priority for federal funding and largely an afterthought in communities’ efforts to fight homelessness. Instead, young adults have been thrown into the system for…

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