Of Ballots and Post-it Notes: Jeff Fischer and the Evolution of Elections
By Tihana Bartulac Blanc
June 21, 2022 | 0 comments
As the expert retires, millions of people owe their improved elections to his hard work....Read More
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Indigenous Authorities and Youth Leaders Strengthen Sense of Community
By Sara Barker
January 5, 2022 | 0 comments
For the Maya, “nahual” is the energy, spirit or strength that brings to life and guides a person each day. Everyone has a nahual, which is based on the day that they are born, and it connects them with nature to promote harmony and balance. ...Read More
Economic Security and Irregular Migration from El Salvador
The report, which builds on Creative’s 2019 Northern Triangle migration study, presents the results from our follow-up survey of Salvadorans’ migration intentions, with broader trends and analysis....Read More
On Democracy
By Debby Kimble
December 9, 2021 | 0 comments
The complexity of democracy, in its purist form, is a tension between individual rights and collective good. Today, we see this tension playing out in nearly every democratic country, including the United States. ...Read More
The Great Digitization of Learning
By Ayan Kishore, Director, Digital Development
October 26, 2021 | 0 comments
A growing community of education technologists have tried to bring the promise of technology for teachers, students, and caregivers to fruition for decades....Read More
Tapping on culture to promote sustainable development
By Semere Solomon, Senior Director
October 21, 2021 | 0 comments
What does sustainable mean? How do we balance innovation with tradition in development? Our Africa Center Director Semere Solomon breaks down the often vague usage of the term "sustainable programming." ...Read More