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African Faith Leaders Raise and Mobilize a Prophetic Voice Around Sustainable...
On July 1-2nd I had the privilege of attending and speaking at a Summit composed of over a hundred faith leaders from across the continent of Africa under the theme of Enhancing Faith Communities’...
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The Best Evidence Yet on How Theories of Change are Being Used in Aid and...
If you are interested in Theories of Change (ToCs), you have to read Craig Valters’ new paper ‘Theories of Change in International Development: Communication, Learning or Accountability’ or at least,...
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Blog Post of the Month: The Best Evidence Yet on How Theories of Change are...
Each month, People, Spaces, Deliberation shares the blog post that generated the most interest and discussion. In September 2014, the most popular blog post was "The Best Evidence Yet on How Theories...
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Things I Learned from WikiStage WBG Lima
The first WikiStage WBG was held in Lima on October 6 on the topic of social inclusion. You can view the entire show at World Bank Live. What’s a WikiStage? This was a special event organized by the...
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The neglected universal force for peace and stability: LOVE?
“Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love.”– Albert Einstein When I present lectures on sociological theories, I often see in my students’ bored facial expressions indicating a total...
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What is your challenge? Creating Jobs and Livelihoods for the bottom 40%
Extreme poverty in the world has decreased considerably over the past three decades. In 1981, more than half of citizens in the developing world lived on less than $1.25 a day. This rate has dropped...
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Blog post of the month: What is your challenge? Creating Jobs and Livelihoods...
Each month People, Spaces, Deliberation shares the blog post that generated the most interest and discussion. In February 2016, the featured blog post is "What is your challenge? Creating Jobs and...
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Weekly wire: The global forum
These are some of the views and reports relevant to our readers that caught our attention this week.Poverty is Sexist 2016 Report ONE Campaign Last year ONE released its first “Poverty is Sexist”...
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Media (R)evolutions: Making broadband policy universal for inclusive development
New developments and curiosities from a changing global media landscape: People, Spaces, Deliberation brings trends and events to your attention that illustrate that tomorrow's media environment will...
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#4 from 2016: What is your challenge? Creating Jobs and Livelihoods for the...
Our Top Ten blog posts by readership in 2016. This post was originally published on February 12, 2016. Extreme poverty in the world has decreased considerably over the past three decades. In 1981,...
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#1 from 2016: The neglected universal force for peace and stability: LOVE?
2016 Summer Session students, Montgomery CollegeOur Top Ten blog posts by readership in 2016. This post was originally published on January 8, 2016. “Gravitation is not responsible for people falling...
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