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Global Poverty

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    Urban Crisis Response Needs a Humanitarian Sector Shake-Up

    IRIN Dec 17, 2017

    According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, in 2016 there were 65.6 million people globally who were forcibly displaced, more than ever. Increasingly, the proportion moving to urban areas is…

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    Disrupting Extreme Poverty Is Easier Than You Think

    Village X Org Dec 16, 2017

    Americans can disrupt extreme poverty in the only place it’s growing  —  rural Africa. Thanks to technology, and the untapped capacity of villages to solve their own problems, we can…

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    Education Secretary Funds to Fight Education Inequity and to Support Poor Children

    BBC News Dec 15, 2017

    Education Secretary Justine Greening has announced a £23m fund to support bright children from poorer backgrounds in England whose talent might otherwise be “wasted”. The aim is to reverse a…

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    Will the Net Neutrality Decision Hurt the American Poor?

    Aljazeera Dec 15, 2017

    The chair of the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) voted to end the 2015 Open Internet Rules on December 14. The 2015 order provided the US with net neutrality rules that said all…

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    Inspiring Children for Guatemala’s Tomorrow

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Dec 15, 2017

    Guatemala is a tough place to be a kid. The fastest growing country and primary recipient of U.S. remittances in Central America is also one of the hemisphere’s poorest nations,…

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    A High-Stakes Headcount: Philanthropy and the 2020 Census

    Southern California Grantmakers Dec 15, 2017

    We’re still several years out from 2020, but funders are already preparing for a census that experts believe will be unusually fraught by challenges like underfunding, cybersecurity threats, partisan sabotage…

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    3 Steps to Universal Health Coverage

    Devex International Development Dec 14, 2017

    In 2015, United Nations member states agreed to make Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by 2030 one of the Sustainable Development Goals. Why? Because without satisfactory health coverage for individuals, the well-being of…

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    Rural America Faces a Higher-Education Epidemic

    APM Reports Dec 14, 2017

    Dustin Gordon grew up thinking he would work the land. He’s from Sharpsburg, Iowa, population 89, where agriculture is the lifeblood of the region. He says most of his friends…

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    Conflict at Food Movement Conference Questions Exposes Racial Disconnect

    The New Food Economy Dec 13, 2017

    On Wednesday, we attended the Young Farmers Conference, held annually at the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in upstate New York. Even though it’s a conference for ag-idealists,…

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    Low-Wage Workers Experience Obstacles When Reporting Sexual Harassment

    The Boston Globe Dec 12, 2017

    One woman’s supervisor told her he’d give her credit for working a shift at a Charlestown bread company if she went home with him instead. When she resisted his advances,…

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    Bringing Internet Access to California’s Low-Income Communities

    Route Fifty Dec 12, 2017

    Over the past 10 years, a remarkable institution in California has been fueling sustained progress in closing the digital divide, bringing many thousands of low-income households the benefits of broadband…

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    Why are Children of Renters More Vulnerable to Asthma?

    Urban Institute Dec 11, 2017

    As asthma rates rise in the United States, researchers and policymakers are looking at the impact housing quality has on adverse health outcomes. A new healthy homes module released with…

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