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Global Shocks Shake Progress On Development
Ottawa Citizen
May 17th, 2013
In this op-ed, Duncan Green discusses the impact that global disasters have had on populations financially and socially, as well as in terms of development and aid processes.
Read MoreStopping Urban Violence By Treating It Like An Infectious Disease
Co.EXIST
May 16th, 2013
Violence breeds violence, much like an infectious disease infiltrates a body and takes over healthy cells. Recognizing this relationship, epidemiologist Gary Slutkin created Cure Violence, a program that aims to reduce crime by tracking down possible causes of violence and addressing it like an epidemic through intervention and treatment.
Read MoreAfrica’s Emerging Middle Class Drives Growth And Democracy
NONVIOLENT CONFLICT
May 11th, 2013
Africa is undergoing a economic and political change due to an uprising of middle class workers who are driving change and growth through their success.
Read MoreThe Renewed Fight For Women’s Rights In Egypt
CBC News
May 8th, 2013
Establishing gender equality in the midst of Egypt’s new regime has become a priority for many, who see a great need to protect women’s rights and encourage their participation in politics and the public sphere.
Read MoreBig Brother, Too
GGA
May 6th, 2013
Technology is making it easier for grassroots activists, young reports, and human rights advocates to seek information and document news and injustices more quickly and effectively than ever before.
Read MoreSports, Gender Equality, And Development
Development Channel
May 16th, 2013
Saudi Arabia recently announced that it will allow female athletics in private schools. This small step forward is an indication of progress for gender equality in the country, and has led to optimism surrounding educational and economic opportunities for females in Saudi Arabia.
Read More‘Village Banking’ Empowers Poor Malawi Women
Voice of America
May 16th, 2013
An NGO focused on women’s empowerment has been working to help economically troubled and abused women become financially independent through village savings and loans programs.
Read MorePakistani Women Determined To Vote Despite Threats
VOA
May 9th, 2013
In the conservative southwestern province of Baluchistan, women are determined to make their vote count in the upcoming national elections.
Read MoreA Simple, Elegant Stove To Make Cooking Safer In Africa
Co.EXIST
May 7th, 2013
A new start up called The Baker Stove is on the quest to provide people with a an affordable cooking method that is safer and more efficient that previous strategies and stove models.
Read MoreAfrica’s ‘Demographic Dividend’: The Youth Will Decide
THINK AFRICA PRESS
April 27th, 2013
Economists and social scientists alike are looking at combining factors in African countries, such as majority youth populations, as indicators of future social movements and change.
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