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Foreign Assistance Dashboard LaunchedEvery wonder exactly where U.S. foreign aid dollars go? The Department of State and U.S. Agency for International Development have taken on the task of offering...
Tags: International Development, Foreign Aid, Evaluation Theory and Methods, APEP News Big Bucks for Healthcare Reform Advocacy: Worth it?The Atlantic Philanthropies gave the largest grant on record for an advocacy campaign—to Health Care for America Now! to help pass healthcare reform...
Tags: Philanthropy, public health, APEP News, Advocacy Strategies From Evidence to Influence: The Sequel Our Advocacy Evaluation Breakfast Series continues! On Friday, December 10 from 8:30-9:45 AM, Carlisle Levine (CARE), Lisa Molinaro (Continuous Progress...
Tags: Reproductive Health, APEP News Social Networking for Social CausesChris Hughes, Co-Founder of Facebook, recently announced the launch date of Jumo.com (Nov 30th) a Facebook-style site for social causes. Jumo will tailor content to...
Tags: Evaluation Theory and Methods, APEP News, Advocacy and Social Media President Obama defends “Change you can believe in,” but adds a reality check on the timeline:In his interview on The Daily Show Wednesday evening, President Obama reminded Americans that change...
Tags: Nonprofit sector, Evaluation Theory and Methods, APEP News, US Politics Dear readers,You may now sigh with relief! The APEP team is fully rejuvenated from our much-needed hiatus last week and we’ve got the latest for you on all things advocacy planning and evaluation....
Tags: Evaluation Theory and Methods, APEP News, Advocacy Strategies Dear readers,This will be the last “So What?” update this month. The APEP staff is taking a much-needed hiatus next week and will be back in September better than ever. See you then!Sincerely, The...
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