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Supporting Nonprofits Strengthens Communities

October 13, 2015 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Cheri Hill shares why the Alliance for Nevada Nonprofits was formed and why nonprofits should join as members.

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Volunteers Help Enrich our Education System

October 6, 2015 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Lisa-Marie Lightfoot discusses the powerful role that volunteers can play in education.

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Criminalizing Addiction and Mental Illness: A Case Study

October 5, 2015 by Kim Whiting

Should addiction and mental illness be treated by social services instead of incarceration? Mickey’s story helps answer this question.

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Beautiful Souls in Bleak Cages

September 21, 2015 by Kim Whiting

Mickey’s story illuminates the criminalization of mental illness and addiction and inspires ideas for social and prison reform

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Is the ESEA Going to Work?

September 21, 2015 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Dr. Sandra Stotsky talks more about the Elementary Secondary Education Act (the ESEA).

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The Making and Unmaking of a Gang Leader (The short version)

June 19, 2015 by Kim Whiting

Former gang leader’s life story illuminates the factors that propell kids into criminal life and those that facilitate a turnaround

Filed Under: U.S. Tagged With: african american gangs, african american youth, at-risk youth, black gangs, black youth, corrections, counseling, crime prevention, gang prevention, gangs, kim whiting, Mentorship, prison reform, prisoners, prisons, psychology, social reform, social work

The Making of a Gang Leader

May 31, 2015 by Kim Whiting

Part one of a two-part series. Interview with former gang leader about the elements that turned him from gifted child to violent criminal.

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The Unmaking of a Gang Leader

May 19, 2015 by Kim Whiting

Part 2 in two-part series. Former gang leader discusses his difficult, grief-filled transition from street life to straight life

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Earth Day New York Brings Environmental Consciousness

April 17, 2015 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Pam Lippe talks about the history of the environmental movement and Earth Day in particular.

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The Edison Awards Brings Innovation to Forefront

April 17, 2015 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Michael Docherty talks about his amazing book, “Collective Disruption,” and what he will be speaking about at this year’s Edison Awards.

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Supporting Nonprofits Strengthens Communities

Volunteers Help Enrich our Education System

Beautiful Souls in Bleak Cages

Is the ESEA Going to Work?

Earth Day New York Brings Environmental Consciousness

The Edison Awards Brings Innovation to Forefront

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