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Global Poverty

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    The Welfare War

    American Enterprise Institute Jan 29, 2018

    President Lyndon B. Johnson’s War on Poverty got some things right and has had some important successes. But it got at least one thing very wrong—a mistake still haunting us…

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    The Wealth Gap Continues to Widen

    BBC Jan 25, 2018

    Some 82% of money generated last year went to the richest 1% of the global population while the poorest half saw no increase at all, the charity said. Oxfam said…

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    Details About The First Global Disability Summit

    Devex Jan 24, 2018

    United Kingdom Secretary of State for International Development Penny Mordaunt will make two announcements on disability and inclusion on Wednesday, as the issue emerges as a priority of her leadership…

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    The Controversial Silicon Valley-funded Quest to Educate the World’s Poorest Kids

    Quartz Jan 24, 2018

    Founded by Shannon May and Jay Kimmelman in 2007, Bridge International Academies aims to bring affordable, high-quality private school education to some of the poorest students in the world. The…

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    Racial Equity is Essential in the Nonprofit Workforce

    Fund The People Jan 23, 2018

    Our current tumultuous political and social environment speaks volumes about how our country continues to struggle, and resists becoming a truly diverse society. There have been so many situations that…

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    Rural Broadband: Government Promises Must Be Followed By Money

    Harvest Public Media Jan 23, 2018

    Since the George W. Bush administration, the federal government has doled out millions of dollars with the promise to expedite access to broadband service in remote parts of the country. President…

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    In Praise of Oxfam’s Excellent Inequality Report

    Causeandeffect.fm Jan 23, 2018

    It’s the first day of the World Economic Forum, in Davos, which means that Oxfam is releasing its annual shame-the-rich report. I’ve been rude about this report in the past, because I don’t believe…

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    Income Volatility: Understanding the Scope and Solutions

    The Aspen Institute Jan 23, 2018

    Volatility refers to household financial flows that are inconsistent and sometimes unpredictable. Volatility appears to be highest among the lowest-income households. The degree to which it is problematic depends in…

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    Solving Income Volatility at the Local Level

    The Aspen Institute Jan 22, 2018

    Over the last 24 months, Aspen EPIC conducted a deep dive on income volatility – exploring its impact on households and developing a cross-sector solutions framework for mitigating the problem.…

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    Search for Amazon HQ Sheds Perspective on Regional Inequalities in United States

    Brookings Jan 21, 2018

    Amazon’s request for proposals (RFP) for a second headquarters complex continues to rivet city lovers, economic development leaders, and the site selection crowd (and its critics). Like a reality TV…

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    Three Factors That Led to The Opening of Hope Academy

    Medium Jan 21, 2018

    Hope Academy is a school for street children in the outskirts of Beirut, and began as an idea of Brady and Amber Black, the school’s founders, when they were living in…

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    Why You Should Be Worried About The U.S. Census

    Nonprofit AF Jan 19, 2018

    The 2020 Census is coming up. This is an incredibly important process that happens in the US every ten years. The results determine how much federal funding is allocated to each…

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