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Global Poverty

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    Keeping Girls in School Is Worth Billions to Developing Nations

    Global Citizen Nov 4, 2020

    LONDON, Oct 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) — Making sure all girls are finishing secondary education by 2030 could boost the gross domestic product (GDP) of developing countries by 10% on average…

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    Gaining Internet Access for Low-income Remote Learners

    Chalkbeat Nov 3, 2020

    For low-income families who cannot afford reliable internet service for remote schooling, the city should offer subsidies, said New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer. Families would get “internet passports” they…

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    Action Is Needed to Prevent Children from COVID-Induced Poverty

    Urban Institute Nov 2, 2020

    The COVID-19 crisis is taking a huge toll on families’ economic security, particularly for families of color and families with children. Early childhood poverty can shape health and social outcomes for decades, which…

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    An Action Agenda for Inclusive Financial Systems [Video]

    Aspen Institute Oct 29, 2020

    Financial Inclusion Week (FIW) is an annual gathering of the global community working to advance inclusive finance, convened by the Center for Financial Inclusion. Join global experts as they come…

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    What Does Free College Really Mean, and Is It Inclusive?

    The Hechinger Report Oct 25, 2020

    At a time when higher education is in constant flux – some of it is online, some of it is in person with students at a social distance, some of…

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    We Need an Immediate, Equitable Response to Student Debt

    Equitable Growth Oct 25, 2020

    Today, about 43 million adults in the United States collectively hold $1.5 trillion in federal student loan debt and an additional $119 billion in private student loans not backed by the federal…

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    The Impact of COVID-19 on Global Extreme Poverty

    Brookings Oct 23, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Homi Kharas, writing for Brookings, argues that global poverty has worsened due to a lack of political will and international leadership, and not solely because of COVID-19.  • What…

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    Tracking Progress on Ending World Hunger

    Brookings Oct 22, 2020

    Food insecurity has been increasing in recent years, and has been further exacerbated in 2020 by the coronavirus. But what can we expect for the next decade? What will current trends…

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    A Face of Homelessness and Poverty We Don’t Always See

    Medium

    The LA Times is publishing a four-part series on poverty and how it affects children. Its impact is astounding. Volunteering at the LA Mission, I’ve seen poverty up close. But…

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    Going Upstream: Philanthropy’s Role in Advancing Justice

    Medium

    There’s an often-told story in public health school about a group of villagers near the shore of a river who suddenly see children being swept downstream. After they form a…

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    The Importance of Listening in Disaster Recovery Work With Indigenous Communities

    Charity Navigator Oct 12, 2020

    Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day.  No matter how a state may reference the day, whether it is recognized as Native American Day, First Peoples’ Day, or American Indian Day, in Indian…

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    Reducing the Financial Risk of Starting Higher Education

    EdSurge Oct 12, 2020

    COVID-19 has upended the traditional logic of recessions and higher education. Typically, when jobs evaporate, Americans turn to colleges and universities to increase their skills and marketability. With this downturn,…

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