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State and federal governments could take a series of steps to increase the chances that single mothers progress to and through college, Women Employed, a nonprofit advocacy group, says in a new report. Many of the changes proposed in the report, "Single Mothers and College Success: Creating Paths Out of Poverty," revolve around changes in government welfare programs that would give recipients more credit for educational activities than they now receive.
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