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Aspen Institute Partners with Grupo Salinas to Convene First Forum on the Freedom to Communicate
Contact: Kiahna Williams Senior Project ManagerCommunications and Society Programkiahna.williams@aspeninstitute.orgPanelists call for Mexican Government to Address Connectivity, Censorship and Competition
Broadband, Democracy, digital media, freedom of expression, freedom of press, Freedom of Speech, Global Economy, Human Rights, International, International Human Rights, Internet, internet policy, Journalism, Latin America, Mexico, new media, news, newspapers, Universal Broadband
The Aspen Institute Forum on the Freedom to Communicate
The Aspen Institute Forum on the Freedom to Communicate, created and convened in association with Grupo Salinas, is an annual forum among leaders of media, government, business, academia a
Broadband, Democracy, digital media, freedom of expression, freedom of press, Freedom of Speech, Global Economy, Human Rights, International, International Human Rights, Internet, internet policy, Journalism, Latin America, Mexico, new media, news, newspapers, Universal Broadband
Conflict Philanthropy: Great Risks, Great Rewards
In our increasingly globalized world, it is easy to expand our focus ever wider to issues and projects in all corners of our globe. Yet, philanthropy, wherever it is implemented, requires an understanding and appreciation for the local context – an awareness obtained through careful study, patience, an open mind and a listening ear.
Brookings Institution, Carne Ross, Central America, Cristiana Falcone, drug-trafficking, failure, Global Philanthropy Forum, GPF, Independent Diplomat, Inter-American Development Bank, John Prendergast, Kevin Casas-Zamora, Mexico, Peace Dividend Trust, Philanthropy, Scott Gilmore, The Enough Project