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Tulsa Officials Used Data to Help Solve the City's Problems


AARP Magazine

Kristi Eaton

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2 December 2019

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States

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In Tulsa, Oklahoma, a group of city employees use data to drive decisions in city government ranging from the use of tennis courts to which job applicants will be awarded positions. In one project, the group analyzed ...

'The Hardest Part Was Finding a Job'

Ms. Magazine

Kristi Eaton

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21 October 2019

McLoud, Oklahoma, United States

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Oklahoma’s Mabel Bassett Correctional Center is seeing it’s first graduating class of women coders. A nonprofit called The Last Mile offers training programs for incarcerated individuals with the goal of equipping the...

Meet The School Educating Homeless Kids

Bright Magazine

Kristi Eaton

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13 December 2017

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

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A private school in Oklahoma City that exclusively educates homeless children also provides medical services, clothing, school supplies, and parent counseling. Proponents point to increased stability for families and ...

Need Food Stamps? Ask A Librarian

Bright Magazine

Kristi Eaton

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6 July 2017

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States

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Libraries have expanded their roles to be community centers where people can connect with social services and other local agencies for needs from homelessness to food insecurity to mental illness. Libraries are one of...

Rural Indian girls get discrimination-fighting tool: soccer

Associated Press

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17 June 2017

Hutup, India

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Using a daily soccer practice as a structure, a nonprofit in a remote village in India is teaching girls about gender equality and health and life skills.

In rural India, MIT grads aim to improve access to sanitary pads for women

NBC News

Kristi Eaton

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23 February 2017

Dumandih, Jharkhand, India

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For women in rural parts of India, it is common to not be taught about the role menstruation plays due to the stigma that surrounds the topic. To bring both a better understanding and better hygienic practices to thes...

School for underprivileged girls teaches feminist principles in India

NBC News

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16 February 2017

Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India

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In Lucknow, India, a unique school uses a curriculum grounded in feminist principles to instill confidence and a deep understanding of the country's patriarchal systems in girls from the surrounding impoverished neigh...

Radio Vietnam in America's Heartland Serves Growing Community

NBC News

Kristi Eaton

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1 September 2015

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

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A woman named MaiLy Do started a Vietnamese-language radio show in Oklahoma City after she realized on Sept. 11, 2001 that her family back home with limited English had no way of finding out if she was okay. Today the...

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