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Global Poverty

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    No Child Should Be Shamed for Not Being Able to Afford Lunch

    Raikes Foundation Nov 21, 2017

    Lunchtime at school is supposed to be the part of a kid’s day where they can spend time with their friends, laugh, have fun, and hopefully eat a nutritious meal…

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    The Transformative Power of Financial Coaching for Low-Income Parents [Video]

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Nov 20, 2017

    Taking control of your financial destiny is about making a plan, believing in yourself and training with a coach as you build new financial habits. Learn how hundreds of parents…

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    Can We Eliminate Food Deserts?

    Giving Compass Nov 20, 2017

    Take a moment to think about a time when you were hungry. Think of how easy it was to grab food in your fridge when you knew it was there.…

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    Reducing Debt for Families of Color in the South

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Nov 20, 2017

    A combination of factors — including higher-than-average rates of poverty, household debt and income inequality as well as persistent racial segregation and poorer educational outcomes — make the region the worst in…

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    Save the Children Could Be a Powerhouse Lobby for the Powerless

    The 74 Nov 19, 2017

    There have been remarkable expansions in early childhood education in the U.S. in recent years, but young kids need a real lobbying force to rival the top influence groups, argues…

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    Big Bet Philanthropy Targets Society’s Toughest Problems

    Blue Meridian Nov 17, 2017

    Blue Meridian Partners’ investments in Nurse-Family Partnership and Youth Villages are #3 and #5 respectively in the 2016’s top ten “big bets in philanthropy”, which are gifts of $25 million…

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    Creating Opportunity for the Arts

    Giving Compass Nov 16, 2017

    Creating opportunity for the arts —and equitable access to the arts— is key to building healthy, vibrant and compassionate people and communities. This isn’t just our opinion. It’s backed by…

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    If We Want to End Homelessness We Must Prioritize Homeless Young People

    Raikes Foundation Nov 16, 2017

    The homelessness crisis in the United States in 2017 is in full view. We see people experiencing homelessness each day on our morning commutes or walking through our neighborhoods. What’s…

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    Gender Pay Gap In Pro Sports Is A Yawning Chasm

    American Enterprise Institute Nov 16, 2017

    Earlier this season, LeBron James wore shoes that said “EQUALITY” on them as a silent protest. NFL players have been kneeling for the national anthem. While much has been written…

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    From 6th Grade Failure to Hedge Fund Billionaire

    Forbes Nov 15, 2017

    Years before hedge fund titan Paul Tudor Jones learned to brave the ups and downs of financial markets, he got his lesson in coming back from failures while playing sixth…

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    The Experience of Volatility in Low and Moderate-Income Households

    The Aspen Institute Nov 14, 2017

    Families experience income and expense volatility when their cash inflows and outflows fluctuate over time, often in unpredictable ways. Volatility makes saving and asset building difficult, particularly in low-income households,…

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    How Bureaucracy Fails Bureaucrats and Those they Aim to Serve

    The Atlantic Nov 11, 2017

    Bureaucracy is so baffling that it can be funny—until of course it isn’t. Millions of people rely on public assistance to make ends meet. When rent, medical insurance, and personal…

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