24 Nov 2015

are athletics making $ for higher ed?

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Not in most places according the today’s Washington Post article. But do these #s tell the Read more

23 Nov 2015

need more leaders like this one

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a principal who knows what she’s doing

23 Nov 2015

not just what you see on the street

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Although many people think of homelessness in the US as picture #1, it’s more prevalent (and difficult to gauge) in the shape of Read more

23 Nov 2015

number matters

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Is homelessness decreasing in the US? Or is the make-up of those who experience homelessness shifting? And how reflective are one-time counts of our homeless situation? Children and families Read more

20 Nov 2015

corrupt AAU and youth sports

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The culture of competitive youth sports in the US is, in many ways, toxic for healthy child development. Today’s ESPN story on the corrupt leadership of the AAU tells a story of adults who put their own monetary gain ahead of child welfare. Even more painful to Read more

19 Nov 2015

also in Utah

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Homelessness hit more than just the big cities…  hoping new housing options work in Utah.

19 Nov 2015

historic highs in Chicago

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Jobs and affordable housing needed in Chicago: homeless crisis.

19 Nov 2015

getting to school while homeless

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In New York, kids who are homeless can face 2+ hour commutes to school. This undercuts their opportunities to be successful in school.

12 Nov 2015

north dakota homelessness

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I’m excited to get to spend time with the North Dakota Coalition for Homeless People next week. Homelessness is increasing throughout the state — just as it has been in Wisconsin and most other states in recent years.  Read more

10 Nov 2015

sports and change: is the Missouri case just the first?

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After years of highly-public, well-planned efforts to increase student-athlete voice and opportunity (i.e., O’Bannon case, unionization discussions), a few days of protest and change in Missouri may have the biggest impact yet. Read more