Terry Mulert on LinkedIn: #golobos #unm #universityofnewmexico #unmfoundation #newmexicotrue (2024)

MAKE A GIFT Give today, support #students and drive positive change in the 🌏 world.Consider contributing to the 🌍 North Africa Initiative by selecting 'Other' and specifying 'The North Africa Initiative' when making your gift. Your support plays a vital role in advancing #research and programming, fostering #development, #stability, and #prosperity in the subregion.Your gift has an immediate impact on #students, staff and #scholarships at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)➡️ https://lnkd.in/eKABWjtTHafed Al-Ghwell Foreign Policy Institute, Johns Hopkins SAIS Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) #supportstudents #positivechange #globalimpact #NorthAfricaInitiative #giveback #contribute #researchadvancements #development #Stability #prosperity #educationimpact #globalpeace #Scholarships #JohnsHopkinsSAIS #MakeAGift

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Since 1967, International Literacy Day (ILD) celebrations have taken place worldwide annually to remind the public of the importance of literacy as a matter of dignity and human rights, and to advance the literacy agenda towards a more literate and sustainable society.If literacy is a victory for humanity, it is a fragile one: there is always the possibility of a relapse. Let this International Literacy Day be a reminder of this - and an opportunity to honor all those who are dedicated to making universal literacy a reality, not just a goal - Audrey Azoulay (Director-General of UNESCO). It couldn’t have been said better!#PERC #pathfindersnigeria #explore #internationalliteracyday #literacymatters #literacyday #exploremore #nongovernmentalorganization #charity #hope #reelinstagram #nigeria #literacy #lit

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An article by Mark Malloch-Brown in Foreign Affairs Magazine draws on scholarship by our Faculty Co-Director Rob Reich to consider how #philanthropy can help address today's crises by challenging rather than propping up existing systems."In his 2018 book Just Giving, the political scientist Rob Reich brought a skeptical eye to the question of whether foundations have any valid purpose in liberal democracies but concluded that they can indeed be beneficial by fulfilling roles that only they can take on, through their distinctive constitutions. Reich identified two in particular: pluralism (foundations can challenge orthodoxies by pursuing idiosyncratic goals without clear electoral or market rationales) and discovery (foundations can serve as the “risk capital” for democratic societies, experimenting and investing for the long term)."Read the full article here: https://fam.ag/3RWY5fH

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“Equality requires acknowledgment of inequality.” - Justice Sotomayer By design, universities globally remain institutions that favor the privileged. Few have had the foresight to address barriers to entry beyond financial aid. Philanthropy can play an important role not in only funding scholarships but in preparing underserved students for university entry and success. #philanthropy #universities #inequality #students #funding

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📚💬 How do you talk about education when your country is at war for the third year in a row? ENGin along with other educators and NGOs in Ukraine participated in the presentation on February 10 of the study "War and education. 2 years of full-scale invasion." ⠀🌐 The organizers of this event were the International Charitable Fund savED and the sociological agency Vox Populi with the support of the U-LEAD with Europe Program.⠀📊 The full-scale invasion led to a significant deterioration in the level of access to education for Ukrainian children due to hostilities, destruction of schools and displacement. At the end of 2023, the statistics of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine testified that 3,798 educational institutions throughout Ukraine were affected by Russian shelling, and 365 of them were destroyed.⠀👩🎓 The Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine, Oksen Lisovyi, together with community representatives, took part in a panel discussion on overcoming the consequences of war in communities. Anna Putsova, co-founder of savED, spoke about digital educational centers and their impact on restoring access to education.⠀📌 It is important to note that as part of ENGin’s cooperation with SaveED, many students from de-occupied or affected communities got access to the opportunity to communicate in English with international volunteers for free. ENGin is stated within the Guide to Creating Educational Centers in the Community. ⠀#savED #VoxPopuli

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The Arts & Economic Prosperity Study (AEP6) is a nationwide endeavor conducted in 373 communities across America. The study gauged the economic impact of arts and culture in an area. The City of Oceanside, and the more focused Oceanside CA Cultural District, were two of nine participating entities in San Diego County. On January 25, 2024, members of the Oceanside CA Cultural District and the Oceanside Arts Commission met to review the study findings with the County of San Diego and America for the Arts. County-wide, the non-profit arts and culture sector is a $1.3 billion dollars industry. Oceanside accounts for $57.7 million in economic activity related to arts and culture, with the Oceanside CA Cultural District contributing nearly 80% of that overall economic impact, totaling $45.6 million. #OceansideCA #OceansideCACulturalDistrict #AEP6

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Was giving in your Arch/Diocese up or down in 2022? JoinScott Whitaker,Bevin C. Kennedy,Joseph M. Gillmer, CFRE® CSPG CAP®, and hostJim Friendfor a#GivingUSApanel discussion on Diocesan Development topics, including Diocesan Appeals/Catholic entities/Catholic Schools, losing donors, IRA Distributions, Major Gifts, Donor Advised Funds, using Artificial intelligence (AI) in Development, and much more.https://lnkd.in/ebdn-YH3

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👩🔬 Empowering Scientists at RiskOne of our big aims is to assist scientists at risk. We communicate with them, create ways to help them, and document our work. Here’s the list of the pieces devoted to scientists at risk. Check it out to learn more about the topic!💡 How to define the concept of science at riskScience at Risk: building a community support https://lnkd.in/d4DgAsaJScientists at Risk: Four Stories You Must Have Heard https://lnkd.in/d5a8_74F💡 How the DeSci can help SARScientists at Risk: what a DAO can give https://lnkd.in/dGJSTtqwThe Free University: liberty despite repressions https://lnkd.in/dtb7a8-k💡 Personal stories of scientists◽ Suffered from the war in UkraineScientists at Risk: Selection under Shelling https://lnkd.in/diywaWTiAlexander Simkin: the professor from the city that was destroyed https://lnkd.in/dweDFvRN◽ And from the state persecution Scientists at Risk: Accused of Treason (Wrongfully) https://lnkd.in/dSYzVWHnTo Remember Everyone: the Dmitriev Affair https://lnkd.in/ddMfFQTa🔔 Share the information! You can also donate to help us support scientists at risk https://lnkd.in/dRDWxMPy#scienceatrisk #community

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We are delighted to share the #winner from our Business and Community Impact Awards evening for Community and Outreach Project of the Year, Canterbury for Ukraine. 🏆 Canterbury for Ukraine (C4U) was formed as a community response to support displaced Ukrainians coming to the UK and Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) has acted as a strategic partner from the outset. The University formed a Ukraine Taskforce, initiated by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Rama Thirunamachandran OBE DL, which involved key staff stakeholders in all areas of the University.Initially, CCCU collected clothing and supplies, which have been sent to Ukraine on a regular basis. CCCU hosted a Welcome Event for Ukrainians, this event brought displaced Ukrainians, their host families, the City Council and Lord Mayor and other local charities together for the first time.The staff in the Centre for Language and Linguistics, led by Dr Kevin Balchin, set up a Ukrainian language programme, with embedded employability training, which has trained over 500 displaced Ukrainians since its creation and continues its work even today. However, the changing realities of the conflict have required that C4U and the university remain adaptable. For example, when a Ukrainian family were made homeless due to problems with their host family, the University stepped in and provided temporary accommodation until the family were resettled. In addition, we were honoured to be asked to host a memorial event in the University Chapel, which was attended by over 150 people, which commemorated the anniversary of the war in February 2023; and the University is now also hosting displaced academics, who are continuing their research and the safety and support of our community. In addition, Governance and Legal Services are currently assisting C4U in the development of policies and procedures, such as safeguarding, which will allow C4U to continue its work in the medium-term.The impact C4U has had on the community in the past year is without doubt, however, C4U remains ever hopeful that the ultimate goal is that it is no longer required, and that our Ukrainian friends can proceed home, to leave in a peaceful and free country.#cccuconnect #bciawards #businessawards #community #impact #canterbury4ukraine

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