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Global Poverty

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    Can your zip code be as important to your health as your genetic code?

    NPR Aug 28, 2017

    When a receptionist hands out a form to fill out at a doctor’s office, the questions are usually about medical issues: What’s the visit for? Are you allergic to anything?…

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    These Families Lead Themselves Out of Poverty

    The New York Times Aug 26, 2017

    Seventeen years ago, Mauricio Lim Miller, a leader in the field of social services, received a phone call from Jerry Brown, who was the mayor of Oakland, Calif., at the…

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    Red Noses show evidence for greater impact

    Urban Wire Aug 25, 2017

    This year’s Red Nose Day raised over $38 million in the United States, about a 20 percent increase from last year. Since its stateside launch in 2015, the campaign has brought in an estimated $98 million to support…

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    This is how we break the chain of poverty [Video]

    Hartford Foundation Aug 25, 2017

    Britt-Marie Cole-Johnson of Wallingford, CT, tells us why she believes working with young girls is the best way to effect change in a community. I feel very strongly that when…

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    Understanding the Role of Power

    Feedback Labs Aug 24, 2017

    Conventional design education believes that by training the mind and the hand, a designer can solve just about any problem. In many ways, this works beautifully. Designers leave their schooling…

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    An Interview with Jeff Raikes on Wealth, Philanthropy, and Inequality

    Stanford McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society Aug 22, 2017

    The event “Wealth, Philanthropy, and Inequality”, featured a conversation between Jeff Raikes and Ethics in Society Program Director Rob Reich. Raikes is the CEO of the Bill and Melinda Gates…

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    3 reasons why we can win the fight against poverty [Video]

    TEDx Talks Aug 22, 2017

    Half of the world’s poorest people have something in common: they’re small farmers. In this eye-opening talk, activist Andrew Youn shows how his group, One Acre Fund, is helping these…

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    The story we tell about poverty isn’t true [Video]

    TEDx Talks Aug 22, 2017

    As a global community, we all want to end poverty. Mia Birdsong suggests a great place to start: Let’s honor the skills, drive and initiative that poor people bring to…

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    Immigrants, We Create Jobs

    Case Foundation Aug 21, 2017

    The Broadway musical Hamilton has a line that elicits thunderous applause every night—“Immigrants, we get the job done.” Recent research shows us that the line could just as accurately state, “Immigrants, we…

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    Growing From the Core: 5 Years with College Access Now

    Social Venture Partners Aug 18, 2017

    When College Access Now (CAN) first applied for an SVP grant, no one could have predicted how the organization would evolve. Now in their fifth and final year as an…

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    Unicef & Amazon Work Together For Kids In Need

    Forbes Aug 18, 2017

    Every child deserves a quality education. Yet some 264 million children and teens worldwide are not in school. Now, UNICEF is joining forces with Amazon to make sure more kids…

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    Where are the world’s most unequal countries?

    The Guardian Aug 18, 2017

    There are three key measures of financial inequality: income, consumption and wealth. Usually, the term inequality is used to mean income inequality, as it’s the basis for most measures and…

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