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57:55

Transnational Advocacy in the Digital Era

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This presentation explores the role of transnational advocacy and international organizations in international relation. The lecture is presented by Nina Hall and based on her volume: Transnational advocacy in the Digital Era. The program is introduced by George Mitchell.

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57:55

Transnational Advocacy in the Digital Era

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This presentation explores the role of transnational advocacy and international organizations in international relation. The lecture is presented by Nina Hall and based on her volume: Transnational advocacy in the Digital Era. The program is introduced by George Mitchell.

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1:0:10

Resilience: A New Framework for Nonprofit Management

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This presentation discusses the dimensions of a new paradigm for management of nonprofit organizations based on building resilience and navigating crises to ensure future viability and effectiveness. Presenters Dennis R. Young and Elizabeth A.M. Searing offer talks based on their book: Resilience and The Management of Nonprofit Organizations. The program is introduced by George Mitchell.

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1:0:10

Resilience: A New Framework for Nonprofit Management

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This presentation discusses the dimensions of a new paradigm for management of nonprofit organizations based on building resilience and navigating crises to ensure future viability and effectiveness. Presenters Dennis R. Young and Elizabeth A.M. Searing offer talks based on their book: Resilience and The Management of Nonprofit Organizations. The program is introduced by George Mitchell.

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1:27:36

Nonprofit Board Leadership: Diversity and Development

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

The main theme of this Zoom event is to provide joint conversations with Baruch alumni nonprofit leaders which include the following speakers: Donna Frisby-Greenwood (MPA’96), Ciara Ginyard (MPA’12), Jenny Lai (MPA ’17), Steven Raga (MPA ’16), and Pinky Vincent. The moderator of today’s program is Barbara Paxton. This program starts with brief introduction by Janet Rossbach, Director of Alumni Relations, as well as brief talk by Dean Sherry Ryan from Marxe School, and George Mitchell.

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1:27:36

Nonprofit Board Leadership: Diversity and Development

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

The main theme of this Zoom event is to provide joint conversations with Baruch alumni nonprofit leaders which include the following speakers: Donna Frisby-Greenwood (MPA’96), Ciara Ginyard (MPA’12), Jenny Lai (MPA ’17), Steven Raga (MPA ’16), and Pinky Vincent. The moderator of today’s program is Barbara Paxton. This program starts with brief introduction by Janet Rossbach, Director of Alumni Relations, as well as brief talk by Dean Sherry Ryan from Marxe School, and George Mitchell.

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57:56

NGO Advocacy in International Politics

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This online event provides a forum to be engaged with audiences on revisiting and updating the knowledge of how NGOs conduct advocacy on international issues. Presenters Christopher A. Pallas and Elizabeth A. Bloodgood focus on issues related to NGO draw on their recently published volume entitled: Beyond the Boomerang: From Transnational Advocacy Networks to Transcalar Advocacy in International Politics. The program starts with brief introduction provided by George Mitchell.

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57:56

NGO Advocacy in International Politics

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This online event provides a forum to be engaged with audiences on revisiting and updating the knowledge of how NGOs conduct advocacy on international issues. Presenters Christopher A. Pallas and Elizabeth A. Bloodgood focus on issues related to NGO draw on their recently published volume entitled: Beyond the Boomerang: From Transnational Advocacy Networks to Transcalar Advocacy in International Politics. The program starts with brief introduction provided by George Mitchell.

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1:29:01

International Perspectives on Nonprofit Governance...

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This online event provides a forum to discuss about international nongovernmental organizations. Including in the panel are presenters from non-profit sectors and NGO, Ido Lotan and Matthew Aubry. The program is introduced by the co-hosts George Mitchell and Barbara Paxton with Barbara Paxton from BoardStrong to provide nonprofit board training, consultation, and educational resources.

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1:29:01

International Perspectives on Nonprofit Governance...

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This online event provides a forum to discuss about international nongovernmental organizations. Including in the panel are presenters from non-profit sectors and NGO, Ido Lotan and Matthew Aubry. The program is introduced by the co-hosts George Mitchell and Barbara Paxton with Barbara Paxton from BoardStrong to provide nonprofit board training, consultation, and educational resources.

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59:08

Amateurs without Borders

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This online event provides a forum to examine the rise of new actors in the international development world: volunteer-driven grassroots international nongovernmental organizations. Presenter Allison Schnable focuses on issues related to NGO drawn from her book entitled: Amateurs without Borders: The Aspirations and Limits of Global Compassion The program is introduced by George Mitchell and a Q&A session follows the lecture.

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59:08

Amateurs without Borders

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/19

This online event provides a forum to examine the rise of new actors in the international development world: volunteer-driven grassroots international nongovernmental organizations. Presenter Allison Schnable focuses on issues related to NGO drawn from her book entitled: Amateurs without Borders: The Aspirations and Limits of Global Compassion The program is introduced by George Mitchell and a Q&A session follows the lecture.

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1:41:12

Bank of America in Higher Education: Conference on...

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/16

Moderated by Sherry Ryan, Dean of Marx School of Public and International Affairs, the focus of this conference is to discuss the goals and strategies of Bank of America’s 4-year funding program on supporting higher education. Speakers include Randa Shockley and Gail Harvey from Bank of America and Rob Johnstone from the National Center for Inquiry and Improvement.

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1:41:12

Bank of America in Higher Education: Conference on...

Public Affairs and Government ·

2023/05/16

Moderated by Sherry Ryan, Dean of Marx School of Public and International Affairs, the focus of this conference is to discuss the goals and strategies of Bank of America’s 4-year funding program on supporting higher education. Speakers include Randa Shockley and Gail Harvey from Bank of America and Rob Johnstone from the National Center for Inquiry and Improvement.

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1:28:37

LGBTQ+ Youth and Schooling: Research for Policy and...

Public Affairs and Government ·

2022/11/07

Moderated by Robert Smith, Professor and Ackerman Chair andpresented by Stephen Russell on his educational research for LGBTQ+ Youth and Schooling, considering the use of research to advance social change for social justice with understanding the lives and experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ+) children and youth and identifying policies and practices of education research to support LGBTQ+ and all students.

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1:28:37

LGBTQ+ Youth and Schooling: Research for Policy and...

Public Affairs and Government ·

2022/11/07

Moderated by Robert Smith, Professor and Ackerman Chair andpresented by Stephen Russell on his educational research for LGBTQ+ Youth and Schooling, considering the use of research to advance social change for social justice with understanding the lives and experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ+) children and youth and identifying policies and practices of education research to support LGBTQ+ and all students.

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58:19

New York's Emergence as a Tech Hub : Opportunities...

Public Affairs and Government ·

2020/03/10

Over the past 15 years, New York City has become a technology powerhouse, with almost 350,000 jobs in the sector propelled by businesses large and small, including more than 9,000 start-up firms. The city’s institutions of higher education are producing more tech, STEM and life sciences graduates than any other locality in the nation, and the New York is a leader in the development of civic technology. How did we get here? Is our current growth sustainable? Are our educational programs feeding

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58:19

New York's Emergence as a Tech Hub : Opportunities...

Public Affairs and Government ·

2020/03/10

Over the past 15 years, New York City has become a technology powerhouse, with almost 350,000 jobs in the sector propelled by businesses large and small, including more than 9,000 start-up firms. The city’s institutions of higher education are producing more tech, STEM and life sciences graduates than any other locality in the nation, and the New York is a leader in the development of civic technology. How did we get here? Is our current growth sustainable? Are our educational programs feeding

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58:04

Urban Protests in Latin America

Public Affairs and Government ·

2020/03/09

In late 2019 major and, at times, violent protests broke out in Chile, Colombia, and Bolivia. These events took place in the context of protests earlier in the year in Venezuela and, before that, Brazil. These types of protests have had important impacts on political systems and social dynamics in the region and have in the past generation contributed to bringing down governments in Bolivia and Brazil. Chile’s protests have already led to an agreement to revise that country’s constitution. This

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58:04

Urban Protests in Latin America

Public Affairs and Government ·

2020/03/09

In late 2019 major and, at times, violent protests broke out in Chile, Colombia, and Bolivia. These events took place in the context of protests earlier in the year in Venezuela and, before that, Brazil. These types of protests have had important impacts on political systems and social dynamics in the region and have in the past generation contributed to bringing down governments in Bolivia and Brazil. Chile’s protests have already led to an agreement to revise that country’s constitution. This

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