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In Buffalo, Repairing Justice for Victims of Sex Trafficking

When the criminal justice system snares the victims of human trafficking, Amy Martoche uses her judicial powers not to incarcerate them, but to give them a new start.

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Alumni Stories
June 12, 2018
Desperate Teacher Lunches Power Ranked

Because at some point we all put ketchup on Cheez-Its and called it lunch. Right?

By
Joel Serin-Christ
A judge
Education Coverage
June 11, 2018
In Buffalo, Repairing Justice for Victims of Sex Trafficking

When the criminal justice system snares the victims of human trafficking, Amy Martoche uses her judicial powers not to incarcerate them, but to give them a new start.

By
Leah Fabel
Two women standing
Girls Network founders Becca Dean (left) and Charly Young
photo provided by the Girls Network
Alumni Stories
June 11, 2018
In the UK, Building a Bridge Between Girls and Their Dreams

A mentoring program founded by two former teachers-turned-social entrepreneurs aims to give low-income girls the mojo they need to succeed.

By
Leah Fabel
A woman speaking to a crowd
Last June, more than 300 people gathered outside the gates of the New Jersey Training School for Boys ( known as "Jamesburg") to call for its closure after 150 years as a youth prison. Attorney Andrea McChristian addressed the rally.
Dan Hedden
Alumni Stories
June 11, 2018
Leading a Movement to Shut Down Youth Prisons in New Jersey

Critics say New Jersey’s youth prisons are wildly expensive and a relic of the past.

By
Susan Brenna
An illustration of church buildings and religious believers.
Alumni Stories
June 11, 2018
Led by Faith

From a nun who uses Snapchat to connect with believers to a lawyer who fights for Muslims’ constitutional rights, these alums put faith at the center of all they do.

By
Paula Ann Solis
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Education Coverage
June 11, 2018
Lone Star Turnaround

Texas is in the midst of an ambitious effort to spread its school turnaround successes statewide. Two principals and a state education leader share what they’re learning by doing.

A groom holds his bride's hand, getting ready to spin her around.
Alumni Stories
June 11, 2018
Match.Corps: Learning to Fly

When Adnan met Christina, two people with their eyes on the stars turned their focus to one another.

By
Paula Ann Solis
Two women talking in front of a window.
While meeting with Arlene Sanchez (left), the guide who is helping her navigate the school system, Orthelande Jean learned that even before her son starts school, he may be eligible to get help with his speech.
Emily Schiffer
Alumni Stories
June 11, 2018
Parents Navigating School Systems Have a New Work Perk

A handful of companies are starting to provide a novel benefit: a coach to help parents navigate school and higher ed systems

By
Ting Yu

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