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    The Benefits and Pitfalls of External Validity

    Third Sector Capital Partners

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Mary Beech explores the concept of external validity: When organizations examine other organizations’ successes as guidance for programs. • How strong are the measurement tools we…

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    Social Justice and a Relevant Philanthropic Sector: Old Paradigms

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Feb 14, 2020

    The philanthropic sector is stuck in old paradigms, and several common, critical issues are preventing philanthropy from making real and sustainable progress. Philanthropy is uniquely positioned to lift up disenfranchised…

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    How the ESSA is Impacting English Learners in Schools

    Migration Policy Institute Feb 14, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Research from the Migration Policy Institute compares successes and failures of the Every Student Succeeds Act for English learners in American schools. • Why is it…

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    Improving Alternative Schools to Support At-Risk Students

    National Dropout Prevention Center Feb 14, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The National Dropout Prevention Center calls for significant improvements to alternative schools in an effort to reduce dropout rates and help at-risk students. • Why are…

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    How to Put Racial Equity at the Center of Neighborhood Investment

    Urban Institute Feb 13, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Kimberly Burrowes argues that new investments can revitalize historically excluded neighborhoods, but planners must prioritize racial equity. • How can funders share best practices and collaborate on…

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    50 Years of Growth: Philanthropy in the Southern U.S

    Philanthropy News Digest by Candid Feb 13, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Larry McGill provides some highlights of the widespread growth in the last 50 years of giving in the Southern United States. • Why is it important…

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    Schools’ Superintendents Are Still Mostly White Males

    Education Dive Feb 13, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Naaz Modan highlights the persistent lack of diversity in superintendents across school districts in the United States. • How does the overrepresentation of white male superintendents reflect…

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    Should the School Day Start Later?

    Education Dive

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Jessica Campisi discusses research urging schools to push back start times to allow students to get more rest and be more alert during class.   ·…

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    Systems Change Through a Trauma Lens

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Patsy Carter and Andrea Blanch explain how the Missouri Model uses the trauma lens to inform systems change.  • How could this model be used in your…

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    Is Michigan’s Big Bet on Third-Grade Reading Too Small to Make a Difference?

    Chalkbeat Feb 12, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Koby Levin, writing for Chalkbeat, discusses Michigan’s new third-grade reading law to improve literacy rates and how lawmakers think it could improve.  • How can donors help…

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    How California Could Meet Its 2030 Climate Goals

    Grist Feb 12, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Nathanael Johnson, writing for Grist, discusses how California can meet its 2030 climate goals but explains that the state would need to double the rate it currently…

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    Two Unique Programs Are Helping Nashville Adults Go Back To School

    Brookings Feb 12, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Laura Ward discusses two programs in Nashville that are giving adults who want to grow in their education the positive reinforcement they need to get started on…

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