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Jim Shelton, the former head of Chan Zuckerberg Initiative\u2019s education division and former deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Education, encourages investors to place \u201cbig bets\u201d on \u201cpopulation-level\u201d change<\/a>. He cites the work of economists Raj Chetty, Emanuel Saez and others whose data show that despite significant investment \u201cthe place where someone grows up and the color of one\u2019s skin\u201d affect economic mobility. He argues that place-based progress demands systemic and comprehensive solutions. He then points to StriveTogether for \u201cproviding the infrastructure\u201d to learn and scale practices.<\/p>\n I hope investors will heed Shelton\u2019s advice and place big bets on population-level changes that have the biggest potential impact for every child and community member.<\/p>\n