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Scritto su:  Aug 24, 2008

  Interesting Links of the Week - August 24, 2008
Social Marketing Link of the Week What happens when you pair college students with professional video producers for National HIV Testing Day? The PSI BCC Blog highlights these creative personal PSAs (PPSAs) that reached as far as Tanzania informing people of the importance of knowing...... [view]
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Scritto su:  Aug 14, 2008

  Interesting Links of the Week - August 15, 2008
This week for me has been about returning to normalcy. The political crisis has ended and I have started a new project. These links below were great for re-inspiring me. Social Change Links of the Week Collective Lens stimulates social change through visual means by aggregating...... [view]
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Scritto su:  Aug 9, 2008

  Interesting Links of the Week
Nonprofit Link of the Week Young nonprofit professionals, take note. Heather Carpenter at Nonprofit Leadership 601 highlights reasons why graduate school is still a good choice for nonprofit professional development. Public Health Link of the Week Technology, Health and...... [view]
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Scritto su:  Dec 11, 2007

  My reading list
My lack of a television and a slim selection of print reading material has led me to find other ways of staying connected to what is going on in the reast of the world. These were some of the interesting things that I read about this past week. DEVELOPMENT The AIDG blog presents an...... [view]
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