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Global Poverty

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    Lawmakers in Puerto Rico Approve Sweeping School Choice Bill

    The 74 Mar 23, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Puerto Rico has struggled to address their pressing education needs in the wake of Hurricane Maria and will go forward with a school choice model. • How…

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    Equity is Essential to Project Based Learning

    Getting Smart Mar 23, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Project Based Learning that is delivered inequitably fails to live up to the potential of the method to produce students prepared for the innovation economy. • How…

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    Humanitarians Are Part of The Sex Trade Problem In South Sudan

    Devex Mar 22, 2018

    Recounting a recent night with one of her United Nations clients, Gabby says she was asked to wait in the car before the staffer snuck her into his U.N. compound. It was obvious…

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    Oakland Unified Initiative For African-American Girls Follows Years of Focus On The Boys

    Edsource Mar 22, 2018

    Ever since the Oakland Unified School District launched its African-American Male Achievement office eight years ago people have been asking, “What about the girls?” Among them were community leaders like Nzingha Dugas, who…

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    Safety Net Investments in Children

    Brookings Mar 22, 2018

    A persistently large number of children in the U.S. live in poverty, despite sustained economic growth. Growing up in poverty not only harms children in the short run, but by…

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    The Diverse Montessori Charter School Model is Being Gentrified

    EdSurge Mar 21, 2018

    In 2014, Sara Cotner, the founder of Magnolia Montessori For All, purposely placed her school in an economically disadvantaged part of Austin, Texas with hopes of bringing a unique model…

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    How Incorporating Behavioral Science into Cash Transfer Programs Is Changing Lives

    ideas 42 Mar 21, 2018

    Fighting poverty with direct cash payments is more common now than ever before. In 1997, only three developing countries had centrally managed cash transfer programs targeting poverty. Today, more than…

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    Thinking About Equity When Developing Sustainable Cities

    The Conversation Mar 19, 2018

    We’ve written about what we call the “parks, cafes and a riverwalk” model of sustainability, which focuses on providing new green spaces, mainly for high-income people. This vision of shiny residential…

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    Redesigning and Rethinking Systems of Inequality

    The Aspen Institute Mar 19, 2018

    Caroline Hill is a catalyst for equity and founder of the DC Equity Lab and co-founder of the Equity Design Collaborative—two emerging nodes in the education equity ecosystem.  The DC Equity Lab invests…

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    Fixing the World’s Oldest Health Problem

    The Atlantic Mar 19, 2018

    Even with futuristic advances in medicine and science, and increased access to food and other forms of nutrition, the oldest human health problem has remained stubborn—and, sometimes, seemingly impossible to…

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    State School Board Approves KIPP Charter Elementary School for San Fransisco

    The 74 Mar 17, 2018

    San Francisco’s rejection of a proposed charter school in one of the city’s poorest neighborhoods was overturned by the state school board Wednesday, clearing the way for the school to…

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    The Future of Income Volatility Research

    EPIC Mar 17, 2018

    The Expanding Prosperity Impact Collaborative (EPIC), an initiative of the Aspen Institute’s Financial Security Program, is a first-of-its-kind, cross-sector effort to shine a light on economic forces that severely impact…

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