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    A Tax Proposal That Could Lift Millions Out of Poverty

    MDRC Oct 30, 2017

    As the Trump Administration and Congressional Republicans attempt to portray a tax plan slanted to the top 1 percent as “middle-class” tax relief, it’s worth asking what actual tax relief…

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    3 Action Steps You Can Take to Address Deadly Mass Shootings

    Great Nonprofits Oct 30, 2017

    On October 1st, 58 people were killed and 500 were injured in the deadliest mass shooting in the United States. The worst mass shooting before that night was the Orlando…

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    An Appropriate Corporate Response to Natural Disasters

    TechCrunch Oct 30, 2017

    Maria, which destroyed Puerto Rico, has left 1.5 million American citizens without access to drinking water, while in Houston, the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey is still being felt. And Florida residents are…

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    The Municipal Innovation Movement is the Future of Successful Local Government

    Medium Oct 30, 2017

    A little over a decade ago, when the word “innovation” was beginning to buzz around city halls, it wasn’t clear whether a movement toward more data-driven, innovative local government would…

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    Raising the GDP in India Relies On Women?

    ImpactAlpha Oct 29, 2017

    Two years ago, McKinsey reported that achieving gender parity in India by 2025 would have a greater economic impact than in any other region in the world. The report, “The…

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    San Francisco Schools Failing to Serve Low-Income Students of Color?

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 27, 2017

    San Francisco, despite its reputation for unabashed progressivism and rapidly growing wealth, has a public school system with gapingly large achievement gaps and a more pronounced failure to serve low-income…

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    Shrinking School Districts: The New Geography of Suburban Poverty

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 27, 2017

    Chicago public school officials announced last Friday that enrollment over the past year had continued a nearly two-decade downward trend, declining by about 10,000 students. Roughly 371,000 students now attend the city’s…

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    Community Service United Pittsburgh Veterans and Refugees

    Mission Continues Blog Oct 27, 2017

    The Pittsburgh 3rd Service Platoon is a new group of volunteers that are ready to mobilize Pittsburgh’s veteran population–asking them to help refugees living in the South Hills of Pittsburgh.…

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    Community Development Lenders Attract New Investors to Low-Income Neighborhoods

    ImpactAlpha Oct 27, 2017

    Capital Impact Partners, a nonprofit loan fund and federally-certified community development financial institution, or CDFI, this week launched a $100 million fixed-income security that is available to retail investors for as little…

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    New Nonprofit Launched to Address Wildfire Recovery in the North Bay

    The Press Democrat Oct 27, 2017

    More than 250 community leaders converged Wednesday at Sonoma State University to mark the launch of a regional organization created to unite the public and private sectors in their efforts…

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    Understanding “Equal Pay” and How to Achieve It

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 27, 2017

    In late August, the White House rolled back an Obama-era equal pay rule meant to shrink the gender wage gap by requiring large companies to report what they pay employees by gender…

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    Improving Economic Mobility Through School District Innovation Zones

    Bridgespan Group Oct 27, 2017

    A new wave of school district-led “innovation zones” holds promise to improve the substandard quality of education experienced by many low-income students, one of the most effective ways to put…

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