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Global Poverty

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    Can Nonprofits Fighting Hunger Serve Both Sides?

    NonProfit Chronicles Aug 11, 2017

    Consider the food bank, a staple on the menu of nonprofits in most communities. Food banks collect unwanted food from donors, including supermarkets, food manufacturers, individuals and the government, and…

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    Why Smart People Make Dumb Choices

    NonProfit Chronicles Aug 11, 2017

    America’s foundations spend many millions of dollars every year on investment advice. What do they get in return? You read that right: Money that could be spent on charitable programs — to…

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    Disconnected Youth

    Measure of America Aug 11, 2017

    There’s a problem with our conception of progress in America today. It’s based on money measures and not much else. Measure of America creates metrics to tell us about how people are…

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    Best Practices to Ensure Fair Compensation

    Issue Lab Aug 10, 2017

    What are the most common barriers to fair compensation, and what are the most effective ways that organizations can overcome them? This cutting-edge report on compensation practices outlines flexible approaches…

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    Want A Basic Income? Apply Here

    Fast Company Aug 9, 2017

    If America ever does take the radical step of introducing a universal basic income (UBI)–that is, a regular payment to all citizens to cover their basic needs–presumably the idea will need something…

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    The why and how of effective altruism

    TED Aug 9, 2017

    If you’re lucky enough to live without want, it’s a natural impulse to be altruistic to others. UNICEF reports that in 2011, 6.9 million children under five died from preventable,…

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    How Do We Make Infrastructure More Equitable?

    Inside Philanthropy Aug 9, 2017

    While the federal government is stuck somewhere between complete turmoil and gridlock, many individual communities are embarking on transformational change. Local leaders are facing down climate change, population growth, demographic…

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    We Need to Know More About Block Grant Programs

    Urban Institute Aug 7, 2017

    Proposed for elimination, the Community Development Block Grant has been a major source of flexible funds aimed at helping low-income people. As the federal budget tightens, major sources of federal…

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    A Match Made in Heaven

    The Atlantic Aug 6, 2017

    Donald Trump has never been known for displays of Christian humility. The first few minutes of his remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast in February were no exception. He thanked the creator…

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    Should States Charge Low-Income Residents Less for Traffic Tickets?

    The Atlantic Aug 5, 2017

    Losing the right to drive in December upended Latrice Harry’s life. She’d been pulled over by police six months before, and after failing to pay an initial ticket—she says she…

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    Trump’s Education Budget Takes Aim at the Working Class

    The Atlantic Aug 3, 2017

    Many of the spending goals outlined in Donald Trump’s proposed education budget reflect his campaign rhetoric. The president, who has long called for reducing the federal government’s role in schools and universities,…

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    What We Learned From Cesar Chavez

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Aug 2, 2017

    Chavez, a Mexican American from Arizona, dropped out of the seventh grade in 1942 to start picking crops so that his mother wouldn’t have to. In the 1950s, in a…

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