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    Poverty is Not Destiny: A holistic approach to reducing poverty at scale

    BRAC Sep 5, 2024

    With nearly 700 million people living in extreme poverty, the world needs solutions that can turn the tide. As BRAC’s late founder, Sir Fazle Hasan Abed, used to say: “Small…

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    From Bangladesh to the World: Half a century of impact from “the best aid group you’ve never heard of”

    BRAC Sep 5, 2024

    Over five decades ago, BRAC was founded in Bangladesh in the wake of a war that secured the nation’s independence and a devastating cyclone that left it reeling with upwards…

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  • Medical Delays in Prison Cause Preventable Deaths

    NPR Sep 4, 2024

    Luke Thornhill is scheduled to be released from an Oregon prison in four years. He’s terrified he might die before then due to medical delays in prison. He has family waiting for…

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  • Opioid Treatment in Prisons Is Life-Saving, Research Suggests

    Medical Xpress Sep 3, 2024

    Receiving opioid treatment, particularly opioid agonist treatment (OAT), in prison and after release into the community substantially cuts the risk of death among people who use drugs, a new study…

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  • Deaths in LA Jails Remain Prevalent

    The Vera Institute of Justice Sep 3, 2024

    Another person has died in Los Angeles County jails, marking the 23rd in-custody death in an LA jail so far this year and the 68th since the start of 2023.…

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  • Copays Present Barriers To Health Care in Prisons

    Prison Policy Initiative Sep 2, 2024

    In most states, people incarcerated in prisons must pay medical copays and fees for physician visits, medications, dental treatment, and other health services. While they may be as little as…

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  • Helping Students Self-Regulate Their Emotions

    Edutopia Aug 30, 2024

    School is all about giving students the skills they need to succeed. That certainly applies to reading, writing, and math, but there’s a growing understanding among elementary teachers that schools…

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  • Cultivating Joy in Education To Improve Student Well-Being

    Getting Smart Aug 30, 2024

    Accountability is crucial in education. As educational leaders, we must ensure students meet high learning standards. However, our single-minded focus on standardized testing is extinguishing the joy of learning for…

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  • Access to Recess Improves Students’ Physical and Mental Health

    EdSource Aug 30, 2024

    When one of our sons (then a third grader) lost access to recess privileges for a week last school year, he came home cranky and irritable. As he put it,…

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  • Mobilizing Young Voters Around Reproductive Rights

    The 74 Aug 29, 2024

    Rhea Maniar has been “hooked” on politics since she was 9, when, donning a shirt that said “Future President,” she attended a 2016 Hillary Clinton rally with her parents. Now,…

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  • The Strong Black Woman Stereotype Harms Black Girls’ Mental Health

    The 74 Aug 29, 2024

    I had my first suicidal ideations at age 8 due to bullying in school. I forced those feelings aside, but I still wanted to kill myself until I was 14…

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  • COVID-19 Relief Spending Deadlines Extended

    K-12 Dive Aug 28, 2024

    No requests from states to extend spending deadlines for COVID-19 federal emergency funds for K-12 schools have been denied so far, according to the U.S. Department of Education, which has…

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