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18 April 2011
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When “everything is on the table” in budget battles, does that include the truth? Or our principles?

Massachusetts has long had a reputation for being one of the most liberal states in the nation. So over the...

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12 April 2011
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Countdown to World Malaria Day, April 25: failure to imagine or failure to care?

One of the insights at Share Our Strength that has fueled our growth is that most failures are failures of...

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11 April 2011
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Countdown to World Malaria Day: at the intersection of imagination and malaria

There’s been another fascinating development at the intersection of imagination and malaria – and it goes right to the hear...

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10 April 2011
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My pathetic effort to fast in protest of budget cuts

Like many of our colleagues in the anti-hunger community I committed to participate last week in the “rolling fast” being...

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04 April 2011
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Countdown to World Malaria Day: Who is using market forces to scale their work?

With World Malaria Day only a few weeks away, it merits asking who in the malaria community is committed to...

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04 April 2011
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Share Our Strength’s unprecedented growth: secrets of success, lesson #10

I recently used a Community Wealth Ventures convening of leading nonprofits in Cincinnati, and then a lecture at the Kennedy...

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03 April 2011
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Countdown to World Malaria Day: “Mission Accomplished”? (Why I cringe at the words)

          On April 1 the New York Times reported that “A few nonprofit groups have recently announced plans to wind...

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03 April 2011
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Looking Beyond the Conventional Wisdom on Unemployment

Bob Greenstein, the president of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, is a long time member of the Share...

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02 April 2011
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Are “neglected infections of poverty” taking their toll on Washington DC?

The approach of our annual Taste of the Nation event in Washington DC on Monday, April 4 seems like a...