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Biography

David Devlin-Foltz, who directs the Advocacy Planning and Evaluation Program at the Institute, brings 20 years of experience in public education, international exchange, and constituency building efforts in southern Africa and the United States. Before coming to the Aspen Institute in 1993, he worked for the Institute of International Education, the School for International Training, and the Carnegie Corporation of New York. A Peace Corps volunteer at the National University of Rwanda from 1979 to 1981, David has taught and managed programs in France, Spain, and Zimbabwe. His written and edited works deal with the public role of religion, education in Namibia, and US public attitudes toward global issues. Devlin-Foltz also serves as vice-president of policy programs at the Aspen Institute.