I often write about a spectrum of international engagement as illustrated here - from organizations that just ‘dabble’ in the international arena to organizations that operate globally. I try to [...]
Those of you who follow my work know that I like to reflect periodically and within communities of practice (formal and informal) on what I/we have learned. So as my [...]
Those of us who work in the “social good” arena professionally come in contact with many good causes to support. This is the first of periodic “thematic” blog posts on [...]
I often have this gut instinct not to like ‘contests’ or lists of “Best or Top (fill in the number)”. I know this is not a popular view. I also [...]
This past weekend I participated in the Global Health & Innovation conference sponsored by Unite for Site and hosted by Yale University. The conference discussions were for me a ‘check’ [...]
Last week I wrote a blog post on raising awareness to participate in the Day without Dignity campaign. As part of that effort I wrote about the importance of placing [...]
April 5th this year is a Day Without Dignity a counter campaign to a Day Without Shoes. Saundra Schimmelpfennig the originator of A Day Without Dignity had a number of [...]
In June of 2010 I wrote about the launch of the Helping Babies Breathe Global Development Alliance and then provided some updated information here in November and on the Global [...]
A recurring conversation in organizations that engage internationally is “What does it mean to be an international or global organization?” These terms are often used interchangeably in the international community, [...]
In preparation for a session that will be discussing global health trends, I have been thinking about how the field has changed in the past decade. Some of the trends [...]