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2019 Issue Articles Featured 

When Trauma-Informed Pedagogy Is Not Enough: The Need for Increased School-Based Mental Health Services in Public Schools

October 8, 2019October 8, 2019 education, poverty, public health

BY PRACHI NAIK   “Where I live, people don’t call the police.” There’s a palpable stillness in the room. Thirty-five

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Sharing the Community Schools Strategy

February 20, 2019 community, education, poverty, schools

BY ABEL MCDANIELS Last month, teachers from Los Angeles Unified School District, the nation’s second largest school system, went on

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American Dream Unrealized: A Wake Up Call from the UN

February 5, 2019February 5, 2019 poverty, UN, United States

BY AMANDA HALLOCK Philip Alston, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, spent 2017 investigating an

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New Tax Break Promises Opportunity—But for Whom?

July 10, 2018July 11, 2018 community empowerment, economic development, neighborhoods, opportunity zones, poverty, tax policy, taxes

BY ALYSSA DAVIS Although several U.S. cities and towns have undergone revitalization in the last decade, there are still many

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The Global North and Rising Poverty

June 27, 2018 inequality, poverty

BY NIELS PLANEL, HAY BADRA, YUSAKU KAWASHIMA, RASHA KENAWI, SUMI KRISHNAN, AND NINA PAUSTIAN “It is patently ridiculous for the

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Want to Fix the Development Sector? Stop Calling it “Development”

August 15, 2017 development, inequality, International, poverty, racism, Social Justice

BY ANIKA MANZOOR The international development sector, like many other sectors under the Trump Administration, is undergoing some deep soul-searching

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The Cry of the Climate and the Cry of the Poor: Pope Francis’s Appeal for Climate Justice

August 8, 2017 climate, climate change, environment, Injustice, Poor, pope francis, poverty

By TOMÁS INSUA “I commend His Holiness [Pope Francis] and all faith leaders here, for raising awareness of the urgent

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