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Global Poverty

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    Estimating the Aggregate and Distributional Consequences of Congestion Pricing

    Cato Institute Feb 4, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Jonathan D. Hall estimates the benefits from tolling and uses his model to evaluate the aggregate and distributional effects of congestion pricing. • Could congestion pricing improve the…

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    Three Reasons Why Chicago’s Veteran Pay Dispute is Something to Watch

    Chalkbeat Jan 31, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Yana Kunichoff discusses Chicago’s veteran pay dispute and how it impacts the educational system.  • What skills might veterans have that that might help them pursue effective careers in…

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    Children From Low-Income Families Spend More Time With Screens

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    Giving Compass’ Take: • Kevin Mahnken reports that researchers found that children from low-income families spend 40 percent longer than middle-income children looking at screens and approximately double the time compared to…

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    Charter Schools Benefit Disadvantaged Students

    Manhattan Institute Jan 30, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Nora Kenney writes how dozens of studies on public charter schools have reached a consistent conclusion: Their presence benefits disadvantaged students who attend them as well as…

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    A Grassroots Movement to Eradicate Manual Scavenging in India

    India Development Review Jan 28, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Bezwada Wilson talks about building a Dalit-led grassroots movement to liberate the community from this practice. • How can donors help organizations and movements like Wilson’s? •…

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    Why Supporting Student Success in Small Ways is Important

    The 74 Jan 28, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Data shows that supporting students through writing letters home is an effective form of positive feedback, particularly for low-income high achieving students.  • What other ways…

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    Cities Are Banning Cashless Stores: What are the Pros and Cons?

    Smart Cities Dive Jan 27, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Julie Littman reports that New York City has joined others in banning cashless stores. Advocates say going cashless excludes un- and under-banked individuals while storeowners say going…

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    West Coast Mayors Gather To Address The Homelessness Crisis

    Smart Cities Dive Jan 25, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: · At the U.S. Conference of Mayors Winter Meeting this past week, leaders from the West Coast spoke up about the growing homelessness crisis and called for collective…

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    How Black Employees See Racism at Work Depends on Position

    Futurity Jan 24, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • According to new research highlighted at Futurity, black workers’ position in an organization—top, middle, or bottom—informs and shapes their impressions of workplace racial discrimination. • How can…

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    NYC’s New Internet Master Plan Aims to Close Digital Divide

    Smart Cities Dive Jan 24, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Private companies will have the chance to detail how they will use New York City’s assets to bring broadband digital access to underserved neighborhoods. • How does the…

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    Financial Literacy Can Hold Key to College Success

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    Giving Compass’ Take: • Melissa Fries explains that financial literacy can prevent students -especially low-income students – from accruing unmanageable student debt.  • How can financial literacy lessons be inserted…

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    How Can We Combat Inequality and Build a More Productive Economy?

    CityLab Jan 21, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Richard Florida interviews Jonathan Rothwell about his new book, A Republic of Equals, and how U.S. racism helped create elite, highly paid professions. • How can funders use…

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