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    The Future of Retirement is Brighter than Ever

    American Enterprise Institute Jan 7, 2018

    Even at the mid-1970s peak of defined-benefit plans, fewer than 40 percent of private-sector workers had them. Today, decades after the shift to 401(k)s began, 61 percent of private-sector workers are participating in a…

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    Kimbal Musk Doubles Down On School Garden Effort

    5280 Jan 7, 2018

    In 2011, Kimbal Musk, co-founder of the Kitchen (and brother of tech giant Elon Musk), decided it wasn’t enough serving real, local food at his family of restaurants. So he launched the Kitchen Community nonprofit…

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    New Supermarket in Low-Income Neighborhood May Trigger Economic and Health Improvements

    Rand Corporation Jan 7, 2018

    Opening a new supermarket in a low-income neighborhood may improve residents’ economic well-being and health, even if residents don’t necessarily buy healthier food from the store, according to a new…

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    Can Donors Trust the American Red Cross?

    Philanthropy Daily Jan 7, 2018

    The past year, with major hurricanes in Puerto Rico, Florida, and Texas, has once again cast light on the activities of the American Red Cross. As in the past, there…

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    Denver Initiative Aims to Secure 700 Homes for Low-Income Families in 5 Years

    The Denver Post Jan 7, 2018

    Several private foundations and nonprofits have given more than $24 million boost to an idea that has gained attention from Denver affordable-housing advocates as a promising way to put homeownership within…

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    Leveraging the Disruptive Power of Artificial Intelligence for Fairer Opportunities

    Brookings Jan 6, 2018

    Artificial intelligence (AI) will, for the foreseeable future, have a significant disruptive impact on jobs. That said, this disruption can create new opportunities if policymakers choose to harness them—including some…

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    Educators Work Together to Address and Campaign for Solutions to Student Problems

    America Forward Jan 6, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • E4E is a teacher-led organization that spans six chapters across the country to provide a space for teachers to have a voice in addressing issues that directly…

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    Creating Markets in Kazakhstan

    Brookings Jan 6, 2018

    Of the almost 2 billion people who are expected to join the global middle class in the next decade, 85 percent live in China and India. The resulting growth in…

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    Inventions and Inequality: Class Gaps in Patenting

    Brookings Jan 5, 2018

    Here are two things Americans love: inventiveness and upward mobility.The idea that becoming an inventor can offer a way to climb the income ladder is therefore an intoxicating one. More…

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    Florida Sees Surge of Homeless Children In Schools: How Can This Be Addressed?

    Florida Philanthropic Network Jan 5, 2018

    The Duval County Public School system in Florida is educating a large number of children in poverty. A new report from the Shimberg Center for Housing Studies at the University…

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    The Affordable Housing Crisis Is Real: How Do We Fix It?

    Brookings Jan 5, 2018

    Imagine a family of four searching for a two-bedroom apartment in the Chicago region. Let’s call them the Millers. Mr. and Mrs. Miller work in the city’s well-off northwest suburbs,…

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    How School District Boundaries Can Create More Segregated Schools

    Brookings Jan 5, 2018

    To a very large extent, school segregation is a mechanical result of residential segregation. America’s public schools, by and large, look like America’s neighborhoods. That’s the broad conclusion of our…

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