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Directors of J-PAL have transformed poverty alleviation and improved the lives of millions.
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"There are many ways in which populations that are not in power can make gains, even when existing societal structures are heavily stacked against them."
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Philosophers Marion Boulicault and Milo Phillips-Brown are teaching ethics as a set of skills.
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With an education in the humanities, engineering, and political science, Samuel Rodarte Jr. '13 joined generations of alumni who have put their MIT skills to work in Washington, DC. "Laws are written here," says Rodarte. "One detail is changed and millions of lives are transformed."
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