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April 2019

/ The Puggle / May 13, 2019

In April the full Echidna Giving team attended the Comparative and International Education Society. We enjoyed welcoming thousands of our friends working on international education to our home city of San Francisco. Below are six of our lasting impressions from CIES: 1 | Researchers are unpacking the depth and nuance around life skills and social […]

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March 2019

/ The Puggle / April 5, 2019

How did you mark International Women’s Day this month? Did you bemoan outrageous stats about gender inequality? Did you celebrate recent gender policy wins? Or the impressive progress on girls’ education that we’ve seen over the last 50 years? Maybe you said thank you to the important women who have shaped your own life. At […]

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February 2019

/ The Puggle / March 13, 2019

Girls’ education got attention from the Academy when “Period. End of Sentence” won an Oscar for documentary short. “A period should end a sentence, not a girl’s education,” the filmmakers implore. While we couldn’t agree more with the sentiment, unfortunately sanitary pads are far from sufficient for giving girls an education (if they make a […]

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January 2019

/ The Puggle / February 11, 2019

Ed quality in 3 charts, a new teacher observation tool, and how early childhood education benefits moms

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December 2018

/ The Puggle / December 19, 2018

2018 Is A (W)rap

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November 2018

/ The Puggle / December 14, 2018

What’s social and emotional learning got to do with it?

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October 2018

/ The Puggle / November 16, 2018

Obama’s Global Girls Alliance, The Human Campital Index, and India’s Teen Age Girls Report

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September 2018

/ The Puggle / October 4, 2018

Three themes on girls’ education from UNGA

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August 2018

/ The Puggle / September 4, 2018

Before we get to our usual Puggle updates, we have a favor to ask.

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July 2018

/ The Puggle / August 7, 2018

We’re at the peak of vacation season in the Northern Hemisphere. As photos of happy

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