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    1 in 3 Children in Israel Go to Bed Hungry

    Aish HaTorah Jan 23, 2018

    The latest figures are out and they are not encouraging. Over one million children – or one out of every three children in Israel – go to bed hungry. Over 53% of…

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    Income Volatility: Understanding the Scope and Solutions

    The Aspen Institute Jan 23, 2018

    Volatility refers to household financial flows that are inconsistent and sometimes unpredictable. Volatility appears to be highest among the lowest-income households. The degree to which it is problematic depends in…

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    Future of Philanthropy: What 100 Cities Can Learn By Sharing Their Data

    Fast Company Jan 22, 2018

    Bloomberg Philanthropies’ What Works Cities program is designed to teach civic leaders in small and mid-sized metros–cities with a population between 100,000 and 1 million–how to use data collection and evidence-backed decision-making…

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    How You Can Help the 13 Turpin Children Who Were Held Prisoner By Parents

    Mercury News Jan 22, 2018

    The story of the 13 children who deputies say were discovered being held prisoner in a Perris, Calif., home has shocked the world. But there’s a way to help the…

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    The Giving Keys: Unlocking the Potential to End Homelessness

    Brit + Co Jan 22, 2018

    The Los Angeles-based organization, The Giving Keys, provides work for people transitioning out of homelessness. Employees produce jewelry with an inspirational message, paying the positivity forward. We caught up with The…

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    The False Promises of Worker Retraining

    The Atlantic Jan 22, 2018

    Worker retraining is a classic chicken-or-egg dilemma. Employers don’t want to expand or relocate without the availability of an already-skilled workforce. Workers who have been laid off through corporate downsizing…

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    Solving Income Volatility at the Local Level

    The Aspen Institute Jan 22, 2018

    Over the last 24 months, Aspen EPIC conducted a deep dive on income volatility – exploring its impact on households and developing a cross-sector solutions framework for mitigating the problem.…

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    Building Skilled Construction Labor

    ProRemodler Jan 22, 2018

    We all know that there is a two-headed monster facing the construction industry. Our inability to attract new talent, combined with the aging of our present workforce, is the most…

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    Search for Amazon HQ Sheds Perspective on Regional Inequalities in United States

    Brookings Jan 21, 2018

    Amazon’s request for proposals (RFP) for a second headquarters complex continues to rivet city lovers, economic development leaders, and the site selection crowd (and its critics). Like a reality TV…

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    Three Factors That Led to The Opening of Hope Academy

    Medium Jan 21, 2018

    Hope Academy is a school for street children in the outskirts of Beirut, and began as an idea of Brady and Amber Black, the school’s founders, when they were living in…

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    Youth in Foster Care Negatively Affected by ESSA Policies

    The 74 Jan 21, 2018

    Her mother deported, her father incarcerated, 6-year-old V. Doe entered Rhode Island’s foster care system in 2005. By 2017, the girl-turned-teenager had changed residences no less than a dozen times…

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    Can Maggots be Part of a Farming Revolution?

    The New Food Economy Jan 20, 2018

    Phil Taylor carefully slides back the corrugated plastic door on his 1,800-square-foot barn, on the outskirts of Boulder, Colorado. He strolls over to a series of wooden shelves housing dozens…

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