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Finding Common Ground: Getting What Works Into the Classroom
For years, education experts have researched and explored what works and doesn't work in the cla
ssroom. And yet, many of our teachers and students still struggle to succeed.
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Lunch Program | The Known Unknowns of Election 2020
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Women in Government: Creating More Pathways to Leadership
In 2018, a record number of women ran for Congress, with a majority of Americans indicating they
would like to see more women in top leadership positions—not only in elected office, but across executive government positions.
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A Conversation With Kai-Fu Lee and David Siegel
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is said to be our greatest technology frontier to date. Yet most di
scussions so far have focused on extreme utopian or dystopian "what if" scenarios.
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How Drug Trafficking Is Fueling the Opioid Crisis
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, we are now entering the "third wave
" of the nation's opioid crisis, which involves staggering trends related to fentanyl and the global drug-trafficking trade.
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Filling the Global Infrastructure Gap
As countries around the world continue to develop at unprecedented rates, the effects of globali
zation, urbanization, and climate change are having dramatic environmental, financial, and social impacts.
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Portfolio Risks: What Are You Ignoring?
Climate change, diversity, the future of work, and technology—do you know what risk exposure you
r portfolio has to material issues? Do you have municipal bonds for cities that have no plan against future superstorms?
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Not Your Average Clinic Visit: Data Science for Health
What will your clinic visit look like in 20 years? Will there even be brick-and-mortar health-ca
re facilities as we know them today? How personalized can precision medicine become?
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