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Global Poverty

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    The Myth of American Universities as Inequality-Fighters

    The Atlantic Sep 21, 2017

    How can the U.S. solve the problem of lasting poverty? For some, the answer starts with education. Many studies show that young people who go to college earn more than…

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    AVPN to double social investment in India

    India Times Sep 18, 2017

    Asian Venture Philanthropy Network (AVPN), a Singapore-based platform for social investors, is preparing to more than double membership from India over the following 12 months. The platform, among other things,…

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    The Subtle Ways Colleges Discriminate Against Poor Students

    Alvin Chang Sep 18, 2017

    A few years ago, hundreds of college administrators received a survey in the mail. It was designed to figure out what they believed it takes to succeed in college. What…

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    A forgotten ancient grain that could help Africa prosper [Video]

    TEDx Talks Sep 18, 2017

    Forget quinoa. Meet fonio, an ancient ‘miracle grain’ native to Senegal that’s versatile, nutritious and gluten-free. In this passionate talk, chef Pierre Thiam shares his obsession with the hardy crop…

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    What Alaska can teach us about Universal Basic Income

    Impact Alpha Sep 14, 2017

    Next month, like every October, any man, woman, or child who has lived in Alaska for at least a year will receive a dividend check from the Alaska Permanent Fund…

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    Why diversity, inclusion, and equity matter for nonprofits

    National Council of Nonprofits Sep 13, 2017

    For some organizations, the moral imperative of equity may be enough to spur action. Others may be moved by data showing that diversity can boost the quality of decision-making and…

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    Community-Led Grantmaking: Collective Wisdom for Social Change

    National Committee For Responsive Philanthropy Sep 13, 2017

    How can funders make their grantmaking more transparent and inclusive while tackling the unequal power dynamic in philanthropy? To delve into the “how” of this democratic approach, in late August…

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    How to Reverse Extreme Poverty

    Leila Janah Sep 12, 2017

    We need to create more incentives for companies to hire low-income people, to modernize workforce training, and to encourage people to #GiveWork, not aid. I outline a lot of the…

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    Building Community Resilience

    Give2Asia Sep 12, 2017

    Building community resilience is the process of strengthening capacities of individuals, communities, governments, and other social systems to manage natural disasters effectively in order to minimize losses, and “bounce back”…

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    Supporting Capacity Building in Asia Leads to Stronger Communities

    Give2Asia Sep 10, 2017

    At Give2Asia, we have a network of over 2,000 nonprofit organizations across 25 countries in Asia that we have vetted and or partnered with. In the past decade, our experience…

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    The Distribution of Wealth is of Interest to Everyone

    NonProfit Quarterly Sep 7, 2017

    Inequality may be the idea du jour, but culture is the reality that confounds. Whether we are able to make progress on inequality will depend to a great extent on…

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    The obvious intersection of urgent need and lasting impact

    Cause and Effect Sep 7, 2017

    I love the formula which Jeff Bezos uses to define where he’d like to focus his philanthropic efforts: “at the intersection of urgent need and lasting impact”. His note arrives as Robert Frank,…

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