From Poverty to Power
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This is a conversation podcast by Duncan Green, a strategic adviser for Oxfam GB, author of 'How Change Happens' and Professor in Practice at the London School of Economics. Follow our podcast feed to get informed.
From Poverty to Power
1M ago
GELI Stories:
- Building Coalitions between UN Agencies and Government Ministries in Eswatini
- Working in closed and informal political spaces like Eritrea
4 posts on future of UK Aid under Labour:
- Two from Andy Sumner of Kings
- Options for UK Aid: DFID survivor Tom Wingfield responds to Andy Sumner
- Lisa Nandy on UK's Future Development Policy Under Labour ..read more
From Poverty to Power
2M ago
How Blogs can Change Government Policy
Six big humanitarian policy trends for 2024
What are the Grounds for Hope in a World of Wrecks?
The Rise of 'Trust-Based Philanthropy' - aka Unconditional Cash Transfers to NGOs
Is Poverty Porn a thing of the past? Yes and No ..read more
From Poverty to Power
3M ago
I sat down a few months ago to discuss data and development with Clare Melamed, who runs the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data. Transcript available on the From Poverty to Power blog ..read more
From Poverty to Power
4M ago
Links I Liked
UN Women makes Norm Change central to its mission
What's it like Explaining NGOs to Senior Military types from 40 Countries?
Feminist Climate Justice – what is it and how could it help?
Mia Mottley on Slavery, Poverty, George Floyd, Climate and the Future of the World
Some last minute Christmas book presents
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From Poverty to Power
4M ago
Links I Liked
UN Women makes Norm Change central to its mission
What's it like Explaining NGOs to Senior Military types from 40 Countries?
Feminist Climate Justice – what is it and how could it help?
Mia Mottley on Slavery, Poverty, George Floyd, Climate and the Future of the World
Some last minute Christmas book presents
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From Poverty to Power
5M ago
Links I Liked
Voices of Gaza
What do 70 Masters students from around the world want to campaign on?
What to read on the new UK White Paper on International Development?
What can we learn from looking at the overlaps between innovations in ways of doing research and neglected development issues?
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From Poverty to Power
5M ago
Why did the Street Movements of the 2010s fail?
What Tactics are most Effective in Non-Violent Protest?
Think tanks are struggling. They need to change.
Whoop Whoop. Just made a personal Webpage it's super easy.
RIP Saleemul Huq, a true climate hero
Why a “humanitarian pause” or “humanitarian corridors” are simply not the answer in Gaza
Pracademics: just a clunky new word, or something more significant/substantial ..read more
From Poverty to Power
6M ago
Links I Liked
Which book should I review next? You decide please!
How do we talk about Older People in Development and Activism?
Be Care-full. A poem for the times
Links I Liked
Will growth be enough to end poverty? New Projections of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
What would make an Atheist spend a day discussing Faith and Development ..read more
From Poverty to Power
6M ago
Links I Liked
Finishing a 2nd Edition of How Change Happens - here are drafts of two new chapters for you to read.
5 Things we Learned from Evaluating the Impact of Research
How Local Women Mobilizers Shaped Ukraine’s Invasion Response
New Version of the free online 'Make Change Happen' course launched this week - check it out
Do our LSE Activism Students know it all already?  ..read more
From Poverty to Power
7M ago
Links I Liked
Book Review: Power and Progress. Our Thousand-Year Struggle Over Technology and Prosperity, by Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson
What can we learn from how an Adaptive Management programme has navigated Myanmar’s current chaos?
Fancy some Good News? Brits are getting nicer ..read more