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    It’s time to reawaken the spirit of Occupy for the starving

    Scoop May 4, 2017

    Is it possible that so many people still die from severe malnutrition and lack of access to basic resources in the 21st century? The time has come for a huge…

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    Teacher – I love my job but the chaos of urban school reform is wearing me out

    Washington Post May 4, 2017

    I publish a lot of posts about school choice — the movement to offer alternatives to traditional public schools — and consequences of choice policies, but this is a little…

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    These Kentucky Coal Mines Could Become A Massive Solar Farm

    Fast Company May 3, 2017

    In the mountains near Pikeville, Kentucky, two coal mines may soon become the state’s largest solar farm. “It’s on us to make sure that we design a project that has…

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    Homeless at 14, she’s saving youth from the same fate

    CNN Apr 27, 2017

    Mariuma Ben Yosef encountered homelessness early in life, at just 14. On and off for nearly two years, she lived on the streets of Boston. She slept on benches and…

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    Occupational Projections for Low-Income Older Workers

    Urban Institute Apr 26, 2017

    Assessing the Skill Gap for Workers Age 50 and Older: This report examines current and projected employment for low-income workers age 50 and older. In particular, it examines low- and…

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    Wealth Inequality Is a Barrier to Education and Social Mobility

    Giving Compass Apr 26, 2017

    The US wealth gap is fueling a gap in education and upward mobility. In addition to income, wealth can buy educational achievement through more books, tutors, and private schools. But…

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    Escaping Poverty Requires Almost 20 Years With Nearly Nothing Going Wrong

    The Atlantic Apr 26, 2017

    A lot of factors have contributed to American inequality: slavery, economic policy, technological change, the power of lobbying, globalization, and so on. In their wake, what’s left? That’s the question…

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    How is Walmart Doing with Supporting Women’s Funds and Women’s Empowerment?

    Philanthropy Women Apr 24, 2017

    Given that Walmart is the largest employer in America, second only to the government, the fact that they are taking an active stance in addressing women’s empowerment is particularly important.…

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    Could Social Justice Benefits Be The Newest Employment Trend?

    Fast Company Apr 19, 2017

    Some companies are recognizing their employees’ social consciences by offering paid time off for political involvement, and even covering bail for employees arrested while peacefully protesting. When Alexandra Millatmal, a…

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    New Alternatives for New York’s Homeless LGBT Kids

    The Atlantic Apr 16, 2017

    As part of our series of interviews with the winners of Allstate and The Atlantic’s Renewal Awards, I spoke with Kate Barnhart, the director of New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless…

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    Full Harvest Raises $2 million to Stop Farmers from Tossing ‘Ugly’ Fruit and Veggies

    Tech Crunch Apr 12, 2017

    Full Harvest, a San Francisco-based startup, has raised $2 million in seed funding to reduce food waste at the farm level. Founded by Christine Moseley, formerly the head of business…

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    A Billion Dollar Bet For Kids

    Forbes Mar 27, 2017

    Blue Meridian was launched by the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation to aggregate dollars in order to scale high-impact work focused on youth (ages 0-30). Blue Meridian will invest at least…

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