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    Humanitarian Engineering Programs Across the U.S.

    Getting Smart Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Tom Vander Ark, writing for Getting Smart, explores the concept of humanitarian engineering, in which programs are teaching engineering students how to address social problems.  •  How…

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    A Deep Dive Into Why Volunteers Give Their Time

    Verified Volunteers Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A survey of more than 7,000 volunteers revealed various reasons for why they spend their time serving others.  • How can this information help companies that…

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    Seven Ways U.S. States are Leading Climate Action

    United Nations Foundation Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Chandler Green, writing for the United Nations Foundation, explains how U.S. states are tackling climate action in seven fundamental ways.  • Where are there opportunities for philanthropy…

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    Why Math and STEM Education is a Social Justice Issue

    Getting Smart Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Gina Cherkowski, writing for Getting Smart, discusses why math and STEM education are social justice issues, explaining that educators can utilize technology to engage all types of…

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    The Real Inclusive Approach to Immigrants

    The Heritage Foundation Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Mike Gonzalez at The Heritage Foundation writes an in-depth opinion on how America can use an inclusive and assimilating approach to the immigration issue. • How is this…

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    New York Overhauls Pretrial Evidence Rules

    The Marshall Project Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Beth Schwartzapfel reports that New York’s overhaul of the pretrial evidence rules that goes into effect in January 2020 will help defendants make better-informed decisions.  • What…

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    Using Classical Music in Schools to Promote Calmness

    PBS Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • David C. Barnett reports that Canterbury Elementary in Cleveland Heights plays classical music every morning in order to promote calmness and make students feel welcome at school.  • The…

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    When a Simple, Research-backed College Attendance Intervention for Low-income Students Fails

    Chalkbeat Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Matt Barnum reports that what appeared to be a simple, research-backed intervention to boost attendance by low-income students at top colleges failed – revealing the limitations of…

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    How Did the HEARTH Act Change Homelessness Assistance?

    Urban Institute Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Josh Leopold shares five ways in which the HEARTH Act changed homelessness assistance in the United States and points out opportunities to build on the success of…

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    Air Quality Improvements in L.A. Caused Kids’ Asthma Cases to Drop

    NPR Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Richard Harris reports that researchers uncovered that air quality improvements in L.A. caused kids’ asthma cases to drop, confirming the efficacy of rules limiting pollution.  • How…

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    On a Mission for Student Rights to Learning Data [Audio]

    EdSurge Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Bryan Short shares the journey that brought him to work on advancing students rights to learning data.  • How can funders work to support efforts to increase…

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    How Are Educators Collecting and Using Evidence?

    EdSurge Jun 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Rachel Burstein shares the results from an EdSurge survey of educators aimed at determining how they were collecting and using evidence and the gaps that they see. …

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