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Global Poverty

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    Use Homework as a Tool for Inclusion and Family Engagement

    Getting Smart Mar 5, 2018

    Though studies on homework show contradictory results, the research on family engagement in education is clear: involving families in students’ learning increases academic achievement and student success for all students, regardless of…

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    Gender Equality in Agriculture is a Means to Lift Households Out of Poverty

    Food Tank Mar 4, 2018

    Agriculture is one of the Gates Foundation’s largest initiatives. Our goal is to support countries in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia that are committed to transforming their agriculture sectors to…

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    Colorado Looks to Expand Free School Lunch Program

    Chalkbeat Mar 3, 2018

    Colorado students who qualify for a reduced price lunch can get it for free, thanks to a state program that covers the extra cost. But that’s only through fifth grade.…

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    How Alternative Credit-Scoring is Driving Financial Inclusion

    ImpactAlpha Mar 2, 2018

    Brenda used to sell curtains door to door in Nairobi, Kenya, but she dreamed of opening her own storefront. She had a college education, but no credit history and little…

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    Renewables Can Narrow the Global Digital Divide

    TriplePundit

    According to many global organizations, including the World Economic Forum, approximately 4 billion people lack internet access. Their inability to venture online is compounded by the fact many of these same…

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    College Enrollment Surges Among Low-income Students

    AEI Feb 28, 2018

    The Greek philosopher Heraclitus once observed that nothing is permanent, except change. Such classical wisdom is once again evident in a recent release of data from the National Center for Education Statistics…

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    Schools That Serve Poor, Minority Students are Systematically Shortchanged, But Disparities Are Closing

    The 74 Feb 28, 2018

    School districts serving America’s most impoverished children receive about $1,000 less per student than those in America’s most affluent communities, according to a new report that analyzed the extent of…

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    Why African-American Male Teachers Are So Important

    The 74 Feb 28, 2018

    As we celebrate Black History Month, my focus is on what we have done — and will continue to do — for low-income students of color. For example, we know…

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    High-impact Opportunities to Improve the Lives of Women and Girls

    Center for High Impact Philanthropy Feb 28, 2018

    Investing in women & girls has immense potential for positive social change – not just for them, but also for their families and communities. Yet, women around the world experience…

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    Parkland Teens Part Of Long Line Of Kids Who Led Social Change

    Fast Company Feb 27, 2018

    The brave group of Florida high school students from Parkland leading the fight for gun control are carrying on a long legacy of kids growing politically active — and powerful.…

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    The Reality of Free Education for All in Ghana

    Al Jazeera Feb 27, 2018

    Since gaining independence in 1957, Ghana has focused on improving access to education and achieving universal enrolment. Primary education became free in 1961 and the 1980s saw major reforms swept through the…

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    More Funding Is Needed For Humanitarian Aid in the DRC

    Devex Feb 26, 2018

    As the crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to escalate, limited funds have crippled the humanitarian response. This has left many affected populations without, or with limited,…

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