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    We Do Not Know Why Lots of Poor School Districts Do Pretty Well

    Mother Jones Dec 22, 2017

    Third-grade scores are probably strongly influenced by poverty and home life, while growth from third to eighth grade is probably more influenced by the quality of schooling. Growth rates better…

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    What We Have and What We Need for Age-Friendly Cities

    Tufts Health Plan Foundation Dec 21, 2017

    Our planet will soon have more adults over age 65 than children under the age of 5—an unprecedented demographic shift. Gains in human longevity mean that, on average, we experience…

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    Africa Capitalism: Prosperity Unleashed Across Africa

    Medium Dec 21, 2017

    60% of Africans are under the age of 30. Every year, 12 million youths enter the labor market, yet, there are only jobs for 2–3 million. To create millions of…

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    Q&A With Grantmakers In Aging: Embracing The Older and Wiser

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    The percentage of American philanthropy funding that goes toward aging programs is less than two percent. Grantmakers In Aging wants to remedy that. The organization — which began 35 years…

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    Janus v. AFSCME Council 31: SCOTUS Could Make Right to Work the Law of the Land

    Philanthropy News Digest Dec 21, 2017

    Today’s economy is rigged against working families and in favor of the wealthy and the powerful. That’s not by accident. CEOs and the politicians who do their bidding have written…

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    Could Entrepreneurship be the Key to Tackling Youth Unemployment in Uganda?

    Devex International Development Dec 21, 2017

    On an August morning, at a festival ground less than an hour from Uganda’s capital city of Kampala, banners touting agribusinesses bent in the breeze across from a small stage. There,…

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    EU to Invest in Military Capacity for Development Work

    Devex International Development Dec 21, 2017

    Resources from the European Union budget will be put towards nonlethal support of foreign militaries for the first time, following a reform intended to create the “missing link” between security…

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    Tipping Point Emergency Relief Fund Reaches $30 Million For Fire Disaster

    Medium Dec 20, 2017

    The firestorm was the most destructive and deadliest disaster in California history, burning an estimated 200,000 acres and 6,500 homes in Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino and Lake Counties and displacing thousands…

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    How Safe Routes Can Protect Kids from Street Harassment

    Safe Routes to School National Partnership Dec 20, 2017

    The following introduction is an excerpt from a Safe Routes to School National Partnership research article, read the full PDF available above   __________________________________ Hey, baby!” By the time many girls…

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    Four Ways the Tax Bill Impacts Low-Income Americans [Video]

    ImpactAlpha Dec 20, 2017

    Sen. Marco Rubio’s 11th-hour demand for a bigger child tax credit, along with other last-minute changes, makes clear that the U.S. tax bill is still far from a done deal. Given how…

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    Fannie Mae Issues $10 Million to Help Address America’s Affordable Housing Crisis

    Southern California Grantmakers Dec 20, 2017

    Fannie Mae (FNMA/OTC) announced the launch of its Sustainable Communities Innovation Challenge (The Challenge). The company will commit $10 million over two years to attract promising ideas that will help…

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    Tech Education is Too Slow for Employers So They Build Their Own Classes

    The Hechinger Report Dec 19, 2017

    Scott Gordon had just arrived in his job as provost of Eastern Washington University when an alumnus approached him at a meet-and-greet in the Skyline Ballroom of Spokane’s Hotel RL.…

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