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  1. “I think we’re all really bound together by this common hope of making the world a better place.” Dejah Powell saw a gap in resources in Chicago. As part of our Training Corps, she got to work trying to change that.

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  2. "Their character reflects our enduring American spirit, and in their example, we find inspiration and strength."

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  3. So you’re young and you want to change the world. Where do you start? We hosted Training Days in Dallas, Oakland, and Oklahoma City to help over 300 young people find an answer. See what they learned:

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  4. Ten years ago today, held his mother-in-law’s hand as it was announced he’d become the next President of the United States. Watch him reflect on that historic night, then share your own memories with us:

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  5. During Africa, Zedilson Almeida was inspired to reimagine road construction in Angola after connecting with a Leader who had done the same work in Nigeria. See how the connections made in Johannesburg are impacting work across the continent:

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  6. Happy Halloween!

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  7. “I am so excited and grateful that today the Obama Foundation received approval from Chicago City Council on the agreement that will help bring the Obama Presidential Center to life as a resource and amenity for the people of Chicago.” —President :

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  8. Be sure to join tomorrow's Online Town Hall with , ’s , and for an important discussion about what it takes to create safe and supportive communities for boys and young men of color.

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  9. Our community is at the core of our work and central to the building process of the Obama Presidential Center. We’re proud to build this historic museum with the help of our neighbors.

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  11. “Too often, development programs that are intended to lift up communities facing poverty wind up sidelining community voices...I wondered if there was a better approach.” On , meet Obama Fellow, Sasha Fisher.

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  12. It’s been one week since announced the Global —an effort to empower adolescent girls around the world through education. See photos from the big announcement:

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  13. . doesn’t have prices on their menu. Instead, they have suggested donations so everyone in town can get a healthy meal. When Rochelle Bayless wrote us about the way her cafe serves Danville, Kentucky, we knew it was a story we had to share:

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  14. “We think that everybody deserves—and certainly has a right—to locally sourced, healthy food.” On , take a look at the way feeds their community in Danville, Kentucky without any prices on the menu:

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  15. This just in: We’re hosting our second in Chicago this November. Sign up today to get a reminder for the livestream:

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  16. Last week, shared an update on her effort to provide access to education for adolescent girls around the world. Take a look at Global for more.

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  17. As has said, America is at our best when we look out for each other. Find ways to help those impacted by Hurricane Michael here:

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  18. The Thousand Girls Initiative seeks to end the cycle of poverty in Guatemala by keeping 1,000 girls in school each year, utilizing innovative reading, computer, and youth development programs in impoverished schools.

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  19. . fights poverty and inequality in the poorest rural communities in sub-Saharan Africa by supporting girls to go to school and then empowering young women to step up as entrepreneurs and leaders of change in their communities.

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  20. The Study Hall Educational Foundation works to overcome societal pressures and gender biases to bring out-of-school girls from rural areas in India to a school and provide them with an empowering and rights-based education.

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