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    The College-Town Achievement Gap

    The Atlantic Jun 3, 2017

    Politically progressive university towns with racially integrated schools like Berkeley, California; Chapel Hill, North Carolina; and Ann Arbor, Michigan, might seem natural environments for black students to thrive. Each is…

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    Time to Shut Down the USDA’s Rural Housing Service

    The Heritage Foundation Jun 3, 2017

    The Rural Housing Service (RHS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is an unnecessary artifact—part of the post–New Deal vision of federal government housing policy. At the RHS’s inception…

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    Rethinking Feed for Aquaculture

    InnovationXchange Jun 3, 2017

    Aquaculture has its own unique sustainability challenges. The most direct concern is the feed used in aquaculture, which accounts for 40-70% of production costs and places heavy demands on wild…

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    Breaking the hunger cycle for the price of a bus ticket

    Giving Evidence Jun 2, 2017

    The Christian tradition of giving things up for Lent comes, it is said, from making a virtue of necessity. Last year’s harvest, gathered in the autumn, would have sustained people…

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    Help the homeless – don’t give them spare change

    Giving Evidence Jun 2, 2017

    It is the classic Venn diagram: not everybody who is homeless is a beggar, and not everybody who is a beggar is homeless. Rough sleeping is different again: rough sleepers…

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    From gang life to college – one paycheck at a time

    The Christian Science Monitor Jun 2, 2017

    Tony Franklin was fresh off a 10-year prison sentence for assaulting a police officer. As he walked into court to see his probation officer he was “down and out,” he…

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    Transformative Scale: The Future of Growing What Works

    The Bridgespan Group Jun 1, 2017

    A number of social sector leaders, philanthropists, and policymakers are experimenting with ways to deliver impact at a truly “transformative scale.” This article highlights nine pathways being explored by these…

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    Growth of Youth-Serving Organizations

    The Bridgespan Group May 31, 2017

    The Bridgespan Group studied the growth of U.S. youth-serving organizations, including the prevalence of growth, the factors that were critical in shaping how they grew, and the major consequences of…

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    How One Donor Is Helping Heal The Rift Between Police And Communities

    Forbes May 31, 2017

    The last few years have seen too many tragic confrontations between police and minority communities. Learn how Apollo co-founder Josh Harris is helping to heal the divide in one city…

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    Christians Did Not Invent Charity and Philanthropy

    Richard Carrier May 30, 2017

    Let me dispel a common myth: no, Christianity did not bring the idea of charity to the Western world. The concept of charity and concern for the poor was already…

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    Priscilla Chan and The Future of Inclusive Philanthropy

    Philanthropy Women May 29, 2017

    She’s young, she’s highly educated, and she likes to be involved in funding strategy  — all traits that suggest Priscilla Chan will be making an enormous impact on philanthropy over…

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    The Power of Predictable Paychecks

    The Atlantic May 28, 2017

      While it’s well documented that income inequality and wealth gaps have been widening in the United States, there is another sort of economic inequality that is just as worrisome…

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