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    Opportunities for Youth

    Center for High Impact Philanthropy

    Nearly 14% of the U.S. population lives in poverty, defined as making an annual income of less than $24,600 for a family of four. The effects are long-lasting: individuals living…

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    The Meet Up and Eat Up Program Serves Healthy Meals to At-Risk Kids

    Community Foundation of Greater Flint Nov 9, 2017

    Every summer weekday morning, workers at the Genesee County Community Action Resource Department (GCCARD) cook, pack, and deliver hundreds of nutritionally balanced, hot meals to kids across Flint who otherwise…

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    Two Texas Middle-Schoolers Talk Ending Gun Violence

    The 74 Media Inc.

    In November, Devin Patrick Kelley, 26, clad in all black, wearing a bulletproof vest, and carrying an assault rifle, opened fire inside First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, killing…

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    The Hidden Mental Health Crisis in American Schools

    The 74 Media Inc. Nov 8, 2017

    Millions of American students suffer from mental health problems, and only a fraction are receiving necessary treatment, warns a brief from the American Institutes for Research. And the prevalence of mental…

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    Nonprofit Gives Troubled Youth Another Chance

    MDRC Nov 8, 2017

    Jonathan’s father always told him he would never amount to anything other than a drug dealer. He entered the foster care system when he was 12. At 18, he was…

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    New Orleans Schools After Katrina [Video]

    The 74 Nov 8, 2017

    The first of a 3-part series surveying the achievements of New Orleans’ education system in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Read the full article on New Orleans schools after Katrina…

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    Flint Kids Do Matter

    Community Foundation of Greater Flint Nov 8, 2017

    Dynamic is a force that stimulates change or progress within a system. This word best describes the Flint Area Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, an international organization of professional women…

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    Zoning, Land-Use Planning, and Housing Affordability

    Cato Institute Nov 8, 2017

    In terms of housing affordability, local zoning and land-use regulations have increased substantially over the decades. These constraints on land development within cities and suburbs aim to achieve various safety,…

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    Drones Have Great Potential for Humanitarian Efforts — So Why Aren’t We Using Them?

    Devex International Development Nov 8, 2017

    The World Food Programme, one of the first humanitarian organizations to explore the use of unmanned aerial vehicles back in 2007, hasn’t officially deployed any UAVs in responses this year.…

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    Supporting Immigrant Children in the Ways that Really Matter

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Nov 8, 2017

    The report features updated data for the Race for Results Index, which measures how children are progressing on key milestones by race and ethnicity at the national and state levels.…

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    Puerto Rico Recovery Still Needs More Help Than Ever

    The Aspen Institute Nov 7, 2017

    A full two weeks after Hurricane Maria hit, I was finally able to get in touch with some members of my family living in Puerto Rico. Communications by phone were…

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    NYC Experiments with Public Assistance Earned Income Tax Credit

    Next City Nov 7, 2017

    Critics of the social safety net in the U.S. often assert that public assistance like food stamps and subsidized housing decreases a recipient’s incentive to work. There’s now, even more,…

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