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    Rural Foundations Try to Stem Local Wealth Drain

    Harvest Public Media Jan 2, 2018

    O’Neill, Nebraska is like a lot of small towns. Its population has shrunk, the farm economy is down and it’s lost political clout. State and federal government agencies are pulling…

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    Growing an Agricultural Revolution in Puerto Rico

    Food Tank Jan 1, 2018

    December 29th marked 100 days since Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico. Today, the island imports 95 percent of its food. As a major disaster aid package progresses—slowly—through Congress, it’s time to prioritize…

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    The Long-Term Dynamics of Affordable Housing

    Hudson Institute Jan 1, 2018

    This project investigates the affordable rental housing market over the three decades from 1985 to 2013. It describes the sources of affordable rental housing, and the dynamic process by which…

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    Gone With the Wind? How Rural School Districts Lose Out to Wind Energy Investors

    Harvest Public Media Jan 1, 2018

    Mark Buck can see some of the 314 turbines in Kansas’ largest wind farm from his office window in Medicine Lodge, where he is superintendent of the Barber County North…

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    Governor Wants Food Pantries at all New York Public Colleges

    Inside Higher Ed Dec 31, 2017

    Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo plans to introduce legislation that would require all campuses in the State University and City University of New York systems to create their own food pantries…

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    Gender and Human Rights Advances in 2017

    TriplePundit Dec 30, 2017

    2017 was a watershed year for gender and human rights … sort of. Landmark legislation aimed to control the migration and advancement of some of the world’s poorest peoples, and…

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    2017 Global Climate Change Talks: Progress on Agriculture

    Food Tank Dec 30, 2017

    For the first time in the 25-year history of international climate negotiations, the 197 member countries of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) have reached an agreement…

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    Baltimore Students Wore Blankets and Coats to Class in High School With No Heat for 2 Weeks

    The 74 Dec 29, 2017

    Cold weather has hit the East Coast — and Baltimore’s Western High School, where students came prepared to learn with their backpacks, pens, homework…and blankets. A tweet surfaced Wednesday morning…

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    What is Driving Up Child Poverty Rates in California?

    EdSource Dec 28, 2017

    Nearly a quarter of California children 5 years old and younger live in poverty, according to a new report that examines the impact of the cost of living and family…

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    Honoring Successful Programs Target Desertification

    Food Tank Dec 28, 2017

    Ethiopia’s Tigray region took home the Gold Award with its unique collective action, voluntary labor, and youth-inclusive approach to land conservation. Through Mass Mobilization Campaigns and a Youth Responsive Land Policy, villagers in…

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    Impact-Giving: 2017 Year-in-Review [Infographic]

    Giving Compass Dec 27, 2017

    Does the news cycle drive philanthropy? Giving Compass —  founded to provide learning resources to donors who want to give with greater impact — was only a few months old…

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    Why Communications Policies Are Crucial to Social Justice

    The Aspen Institute Dec 27, 2017

    In September 2016, US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai proposed a Digital Empowerment Agenda with the aim of, among other things, providing broadband access and digital opportunities to…

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