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As my colleague Monalisa Salib had previously discussed, we on LEARN feel strongly that it is important to “walk the talk” and so I was excited when I was invited to join USAID…

Lorine Ghabranious is a Learning Fellow with the USAID Africa Bureau and Jessica Ziegler is a Learning Specialist with the USAID LEARN contract that supports the USAID Bureau for…

This piece is cross-posted from PotaVida's blog. Click here to learn more about PotaVida's work.“The purifiers aren’t working!” was the first thing the users in the Ugandan refugee…

In this third and final post about the recent CLA Peer Sharing Event attended by CLA champions in five African USAID missions, I want to share the participants’ vision for what they…

This reflection was originally posted by K4Health on April 26, 2016. It is the first of a two-part series of posts on the K4Health Knoweldge Management Share Fair in Arusha,…

This is the second of a three-part series of posts on the K4Health Knoweldge Management Share Fair in Arusha, Tanzania in April 2016. Read Wycliffe Omanya and JoAnn Paradis's…

This blog post originally appeared on JSI's blog, The Pump, on April 15th.The global health community is data rich.We can download data from the World Bank and Demographic and…

This reflection was originally posted by K4Health on May 10, 2016. It is the third of a three-part series of posts on the K4Health Knoweldge Management Share Fair in…

This blog post originally appeared on the International Republican Institute (IRI)'s blog, Democracy Speaks, on May 6, 2016.The concept of “Thinking and Working Politically” is…

This blog post originally appeared on the Education in Crisis & Conflict Network's website on May 10, 2016.Recent Evidence from the FieldMany practitioners struggle with program…