Living on More Than $2 a Day Doesn’t Qualify As ‘Extreme Poverty’

The Present and Future of Poverty: World Bank Delineates its Plans to End Poverty by 2030

A New Fund to Help Children Receive an Education, Amid Crisis

The WHO Statistics Show Life Expectancy Across Borders Vary Unfavorably

Americans Will Receive Overtime Pay, Starting in December

Manufacturing Jobs, on the Low End

Relapse is Far Worse for Those Taken Off of Treatment in Jails

San Francisco’s New Approach to Drug Abuse in The Tenderloin

For Low-income Families, Parental Leave is Rarely an Option

Why Climate Change is a Health and Justice Issue, EPA

Building Tiny Homes That Alleviate Homelessness

From the Ugly Fruit Movement: More Nutrition, Less Pesticides and Saving Food

Incarceration in America: A New Approach to Clearing out Prisons

Bill to Fund Higher Education Placed on Hold for Human Services

2016 Forbes Women’s Summit Brings Together Nation’s Top Leaders to Discuss Issues, Solutions and the Future of America

Food Recovery Program Paves the Way for National Policy

Big Companies Speak Up for LGBTQ Rights

How Poor People Experience Adulthood Differently

In a Few Words: NACME Scholars – National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering

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