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Strengthening the Ties of Lasting Partnerships by Transporting Cows
Former Partners Associate Director E. David Luria in December 1972 delivering the official papers from the Pennsylvania-Bahia Chapter, transferring ownership of the Pennsylvania cows to the chair of the Bahia Partners Committee in Salvador, Bahia,...
See moreTennessee Chapter Continues Legacy of Peace
Tennessee Chapter Member Dr. Galen Hull discusses his biography of Secretary Cordell Hull with former Vice President Al Gore “Cordell Hull was our nation’s longest-serving Secretary of State, and he had a vision for...
See moreOpen Doors 2021 Report Recap
In celebration of International Education Week, the Institute of International Education (IIE) released the 2021 Open Doors Report on November 15, 2021. The release of this year’s Open Doors Report is of particular importance as...
See moreServing and Protecting the People of Paraguay
Officers of the National Police in Paraguay were not receiving specialized training on child labor and forced labor. Yet the Paraguayan government reported identifying 299 human trafficking victims in 2020, with more than 150 of...
See moreVI International Forum: Ambassadors for Peace, Leaving No One Behind
In honor of the International Day of Peace, the Red Internacional por la Paz Chapter (Red Espaz Peru) held the “VI International Forum: Ambassadors for Peace, Leaving No One Behind,” to hear from children, youth, and leaders who are...
See moreInternational Day to Eradicate Poverty
October 17, 2021 In honor of the International Day to Eradicate Poverty on October 17, learn about how our Chapters fight against poverty across the Americas. The United States – PartnersCampus Flintridge Prep Since 2020, the PartnersCampus...
See moreParaguay Okakuaa – The Future Is Built With Decent Work
The Paraguay Okakuaa project ends its activities in Paraguay training Indigenous women and adolescents to access better workforce opportunities in the Paraguayan Chaco region. There are several Indigenous groups living in the Department of Boquerón,...
See moreProtecting Breastfeeding: A Shared Responsibility
In observance of World Breastfeeding Week during the first week in August each year, Partners’ USAID-funded RANFOSE project in Haiti recognizes that breastfeeding saves lives, improves health, and contributes to social and economic development. Appropriate maternal...
See moreParaguay Tourism Sector Warns: “Open Your Eyes Against Trafficking in Persons”
Carolina Lapierre of the Office of the First Lady – Itapúa presents the awareness-raising materials to the public in Encarnación, Itapúa on June 22, 2021. As countries continue their vaccination campaigns and we learn more about...
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