Today, the Global Partnership Initiative, launched by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at our Global Philanthropy Forum conference in April, hosts the first ever US Government sponsored TED event – “TED@State.” Speakers will include philanthropist Jacqueline Novogratz, CEO of the Acumen Fund and economist Paul Collier, author of The Bottom Billion, among others. Videos from [...]
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TED@State
Posted in Philanthropy, Politics, tagged Global Partnerships Initiative, Global Philanthropy Forum, government, Hillary Clinton, Philanthropy, TED, TED@State on June 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Inside Perspective on Iraq, Afghanistan, the Taliban and the Greater Middle East
Posted in Asia, Middle East, Policy, Politics, tagged Afghanistan, Ambassador Khalilzad, Arabic, government, Iraq, Iraqi army, Iraqi security, Islamic world, Middle East, Muslim religion, Taliban, United Nations, World Affairs Council, Zalmay Khalilzad on May 15, 2009 | 2 Comments »
With a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities in Iraq and Afghanistan, Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad, former ambassador under President George W. Bush to the United Nations, Iraq and Afghanistan, joined the Council this past week for an in-depth discussion on the Middle East. At the outset, he humbly noted that during his time in [...]
On Women: an open letter to President-Elect Obama
Posted in Philanthropy, Politics, Women, tagged Conflict Resolution, Dr. Mukwege, Eve Ensler, Global Fund for Women, Global Philanthropy Forum, government, Human Rights, Kavita Ramdas, Obama, Peace building, V-Day, Women, Women for Women International, Women's Issues, Women's Rights, World Affairs Council, Zainab Salbi on January 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The Huffington Post on Tuesday published a letter written by V-Day Founder Eve Ensler, Global Fund for Women President Kavita Ramdas, and Women for Women International Founder Zainab Salbi, among others. They’ve written an open letter to President-Elect Obama calling on him to lead by example in promoting equal women’s involvement in government, and [...]



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