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Global Poverty

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    Gender and Human Rights Advances in 2017

    TriplePundit Dec 30, 2017

    2017 was a watershed year for gender and human rights … sort of. Landmark legislation aimed to control the migration and advancement of some of the world’s poorest peoples, and…

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    Baltimore Students Wore Blankets and Coats to Class in High School With No Heat for 2 Weeks

    The 74 Dec 29, 2017

    Cold weather has hit the East Coast — and Baltimore’s Western High School, where students came prepared to learn with their backpacks, pens, homework…and blankets. A tweet surfaced Wednesday morning…

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    What is Driving Up Child Poverty Rates in California?

    EdSource Dec 28, 2017

    Nearly a quarter of California children 5 years old and younger live in poverty, according to a new report that examines the impact of the cost of living and family…

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    Why Communications Policies Are Crucial to Social Justice

    The Aspen Institute Dec 27, 2017

    In September 2016, US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai proposed a Digital Empowerment Agenda with the aim of, among other things, providing broadband access and digital opportunities to…

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    Harmful For-Profit Schools in Mississippi Disproportionally Enroll Low-Income People

    The Hechinger Report Dec 25, 2017

    Mississippi’s for-profit colleges are largely drawing low-income students, students of color and women, putting these residents at risk of incurring more debt compared to their peers at nonprofit schools. The…

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    The Democratic Republic of Congo Was the Most Neglected Crisis of 2017

    Thomson Reuters Foundation Dec 23, 2017

    With millions of people on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe and children facing unspeakable violence, the Democratic Republic of Congo was the most neglected crisis in 2017, according to…

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    We Do Not Know Why Lots of Poor School Districts Do Pretty Well

    Mother Jones Dec 22, 2017

    Third-grade scores are probably strongly influenced by poverty and home life, while growth from third to eighth grade is probably more influenced by the quality of schooling. Growth rates better…

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    Four Ways the Tax Bill Impacts Low-Income Americans [Video]

    ImpactAlpha Dec 20, 2017

    Sen. Marco Rubio’s 11th-hour demand for a bigger child tax credit, along with other last-minute changes, makes clear that the U.S. tax bill is still far from a done deal. Given how…

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    Using Effective Altruism for Solving Extreme Poverty

    HLS Effective Altruism Dec 19, 2017

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Cullen O’Keefe describes how, where and why effective altruists pursue their work for social change.  • Do you agree with a) the premise, b) the methods, and c) the…

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    Guide to Tackling College Transfer Implementation

    The Aspen Institute Dec 19, 2017

    The college-going population continues to become more diverse racially, ethnically, and socioeconomically. Yet traditionally underrepresented students, who are more likely than others to begin at a community college, are the…

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    New Study Shows Just How Hard It is to Find a Decent Public School in Detroit

    Chalkbeat Dec 17, 2017

    An alarming new study shows just how difficult it is to find a quality school in the city of Detroit. The study found that the vast majority of Detroit children…

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    A Detroit Fund for Minority-Owned Businesses Is About to Get Much Bigger [Video]

    Fortune Dec 17, 2017

    A fund that started out as an experimental bet on minority-owned small businesses in Detroit is about to get almost three times as big. The backers of the city’s Entrepreneurs…

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