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    State Fragility: A Global Development Issue

    The Brookings Institute Jan 10, 2018

    Fragile states are at the center of today’s global development crisis. By 2030, an estimated 80 percent of the world’s extreme poor will live in these perilous places. While international…

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    Student Success is Not Dependent on District Socioeconomic Status

    Business Insider Jan 10, 2018

    For many parents, judging a local public school comes down to average test scores and the amount of money going into that school. However, a new Stanford University study of test scores…

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    Middle-Class Incomes are Growing Only in Some Places in America

    Brookings Jan 9, 2018

    In September 2017, the Census Bureau announced good news for the American middle class, courtesy of its Current Population Survey (CPS) Real median household income—that is, the income earned by…

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    The World is Not on Track to End Hunger by 2030

    Brookings Jan 7, 2018

    The world is off track to meet its own goal of ending hunger by 2030, and it’s not clear if anyone in power will ever be held accountable for the…

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    New Supermarket in Low-Income Neighborhood May Trigger Economic and Health Improvements

    Rand Corporation Jan 7, 2018

    Opening a new supermarket in a low-income neighborhood may improve residents’ economic well-being and health, even if residents don’t necessarily buy healthier food from the store, according to a new…

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    Educators Work Together to Address and Campaign for Solutions to Student Problems

    America Forward Jan 6, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • E4E is a teacher-led organization that spans six chapters across the country to provide a space for teachers to have a voice in addressing issues that directly…

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    Inventions and Inequality: Class Gaps in Patenting

    Brookings Jan 5, 2018

    Here are two things Americans love: inventiveness and upward mobility.The idea that becoming an inventor can offer a way to climb the income ladder is therefore an intoxicating one. More…

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    How School District Boundaries Can Create More Segregated Schools

    Brookings Jan 5, 2018

    To a very large extent, school segregation is a mechanical result of residential segregation. America’s public schools, by and large, look like America’s neighborhoods. That’s the broad conclusion of our…

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    Will Women In Low-Wage Jobs Get Their #MeToo Moment?

    FiveThirtyEight Jan 4, 2018

    As male harassers and assaulters have been unmasked over the last few months, the reckoning has largely been confined to the realm of the white-collar worker, particularly in industries with…

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    Proven Tips for Saving Money in 2018

    My Social Good News Jan 3, 2018

    As the new year approaches, people are excitedly planning their goals for the future. But cash-strapped young people may not be in the mood for celebrating or making resolutions as…

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    Rural Foundations Try to Stem Local Wealth Drain

    Harvest Public Media Jan 2, 2018

    O’Neill, Nebraska is like a lot of small towns. Its population has shrunk, the farm economy is down and it’s lost political clout. State and federal government agencies are pulling…

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    Gone With the Wind? How Rural School Districts Lose Out to Wind Energy Investors

    Harvest Public Media Jan 1, 2018

    Mark Buck can see some of the 314 turbines in Kansas’ largest wind farm from his office window in Medicine Lodge, where he is superintendent of the Barber County North…

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