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Global Poverty

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    The Search for the Most Vulnerable Families in Lesotho

    UNICEF Dec 5, 2017

    In rural Lesotho, many of the families who are struggling the most aren’t receiving the help they need, simply because they are unknown to the Government. A new initiative aims…

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    A Solution for Recidivism and the Indianapolis Housing Problem?

    Philanthropy Daily Dec 5, 2017

    Over the past several decades, cities across the United States have had trouble dealing with abandoned properties as factories close and people move out of urban centers and into the…

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    Access to Digital Finance is the Future for Low-Income Families

    Devex Dec 4, 2017

    Organizations working on financial inclusion often grapple with the question: how to get a large number of low-income individuals and families access to financial services? For the Bill & Melinda…

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    Building Retirement Security for Latinos and the US

    The Aspen Institute Dec 4, 2017

    Latinos today constitute 18 percent of the United States population – up from roughly one percent in the 1960s. Over the next 40 years, this demographic group will continue to…

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    Conditional Cash Transfers Are Not an Effective Way to Reduce Poverty in the U.S.

    Straight Talk on Evidence Dec 2, 2017

    Conditional cash transfer (CCT) programs, which have been implemented in more than 60 countries, provide cash payments to poor families contingent on their meeting certain conditions such as using preventive…

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    The Future of Income Volatility

    The Aspen Institute Dec 2, 2017

    Since the Expanding Prosperity Impact Collaborative (EPIC) launched our investigation into income volatility in early 2016, much has been learned about volatility’s destabilizing effects on American families. Now that EPIC’s…

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    Stereotypes Harm Dignity: Don’t Take ‘Poverty Porn’ Selfies [Video]

    Mashable Nov 30, 2017

    “How to Get More Likes on Social Media” is an animated parody video featuring a young woman who’s disheartened by her lack of Instagram likes. How does she fix it?…

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    Tetanus is Devastating for Those without Access to the Vaccine

    Doctors Without Borders Nov 29, 2017

    There’s a simple reason that most professionals in the Swedish healthcare system have never even seen tetanus, other than in academic literature: the vaccine. Tetanus is among the worst diseases…

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    Who Won the Starbucks Upstanders Challenge?

    Starbucks Foundation Nov 28, 2017

    Need an extra boost of inspiration? Starbucks is at your service. Just in time for Giving Tuesday, the Starbucks Foundation announced the 27 winners of its “Upstanders” challenge, awarding $25,000…

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    Research Applies Behavioral Insights to Human Services Programs

    MDRC Nov 23, 2017

    Research in behavioral economics has shown that small changes in the environment can make it easier for people to act and make decisions that support their goals. The Behavioral Interventions…

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    San Francisco School Board Rejects KIPP School in Poor Neighborhood

    The 74 Nov 22, 2017

    The push to expand the KIPP network in San Francisco was at least momentarily halted last week after the city’s Board of Education turned down its proposal for a new elementary…

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    Human Services Intervention Timing and Treatment

    MDRC Nov 22, 2017

    The BIAS team has done a remarkable job in a short period of designing and implementing 15 tests of low-cost behavioral interventions to improve the efficacy of key U.S. poverty…

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