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Global Poverty

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    Survey Shows Inadequacies In Community College Advisors

    The 74 Feb 16, 2018

    College advising has room for improvement when it comes to engaging students, according to a new national survey from the Center for Community College Student Engagement that collected responses from 113,000 students…

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    Traditional Public Schools See Higher Test Scores When a Charter School Opens Nearby

    The 74 Feb 16, 2018

    Students in public elementary schools score higher in tests of both reading and math when a charter school opens nearby, according to research summarized in the journal Education Next. The…

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    Students Work to End Legacy Preferences at Top Colleges

    The Atlantic Feb 16, 2018

    On February 14th, student groups at 13 elite colleges announced that they are mobilizing against a different type of affirmative-action program: that which privileges the children of alumni. About three-quarters of U.S. News &…

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    California’s Education Reforms Are Paying Off and Narrowing Achievement Gaps

    EdSource Feb 15, 2018

    California’s sweeping education reforms championed by Gov. Jerry Brown have resulted in higher graduation rates and especially sizable gains in math among low-income students in the 11th grade, according to…

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    All 50 States Have Made It Easier to Sign Up for SNAP Benefits

    The New Food Economy Feb 15, 2018

    A report released in February by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Economic Research Service (ERS) shows that, despite 20 years of increasing local autonomy in administering the SNAP program (also…

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    Road to Ending Extreme Poverty Runs Through 31 Off-track Countries

    Brookings Feb 14, 2018

    Over the past two decades, the world has been living through the most dramatic decline in global poverty ever. Since 2000, while global population has increased by 1.4 billion people,…

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    Bridging the Data Gap for Low Income Communities

    New America Feb 13, 2018

    How can we gain a comprehensive understanding of the economic life of low- and moderate-income communities and those experiencing disinvestment and limited growth? Information on the economic life and spending…

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    What You Need To Know About Inequality

    IMF Blog Feb 13, 2018

    Tackling inequality is not only a moral imperative. It is critical for sustaining growth. Global income inequality has declined in recent years, with the Gini index — a statistical measure…

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    Challenges in Achieving Equitable Gifted Education

    The 74 Feb 13, 2018

    A bill that could have helped close the access gap to gifted education programs stalled out in the Washington state legislature. The bill would have required universal screening for gifted students and…

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    Building Restorative Justice for Detroit

    Model D Feb 13, 2018

    The most fundamental of the Detroit Justice Center (DJC) three prongs will be its community legal services practice. The center will work on behalf of criminal-justice involved individuals, free of…

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    Another Outrage in Flint: How Poverty Affects Education

    The 74 Feb 9, 2018

    At the onset of the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, third-grade literacy was 41.8 percent. That was nearly five years ago. The literacy rate declined sharply to 10.7 percent last…

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    Social Enterprise for Workforce Development in West Virginia [Q&A]

    ImpactAlpha Feb 9, 2018

    Q: Give us the quick and dirty on Coalfield Development Corp. A: Coalfield Corp. is a family of five social enterprises. We are trying to diversify West Virginia’s economy. West…

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