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Our #CrossoverInitiative shares stories and insights of civil society leaders entering government: “Politics is all about finding the balance between dreaming big and knowing where to apply a technical solution.”
At the World Movement we speak many languages, so we join our friends around the world to celebrate #MotherLanguageDay today and toast the beauty of the world's linguistic diversity.
Today, we celebrate @UN International Mother Language Day with the theme 'Languages Without borders'.
For us, good governance and development means the same thing regardless of our different languages.
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NEW POWER 3.0 BLOG POST: "Egypt and China's Telecoms: A Concerning Courtship" @AllisonLMcManus @TimepDC https://t.co/2i3AIroTNd
#Mexico has a strong civil society sector, yet the government requires CSOs to submit receipts for all transactions, which is difficult for small CSOs in rural regions. Read more about the #RightToFunding challenges, including foreign funding here:
Mexico - World Movement for Democracy
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Empowering Women for Stronger #PoliticalParties is a must read for all working to promote #WomenInPolitics. The guidebook is now available in #Spanish, #Urdu, #Burmese, #Albanian, #Russian, #French and #Arabic- download and share here! https://t.co/2ZZi9hUmuX
Civil society activists can become ideal government leaders, but crossing from one role to the other poses unique challenges. Our new #CrossoverInitiative lets you hear stories and insights from people who have crossed over. Stayed tuned for the upcoming launch!
Thank you for supporting the National Endowment for Democracy’s dedication to the growth and strengthening of democratic institutions around the world. #NEDemocracy
Yesterday I addressed the @EUparliament on civic space& authoritarianism.The EU must support CSOs & UN special procedures to push back on the closing of civic space&the rise of authoritarianism #10yearsFOAA @CIVICUSalliance @enablingNGOlaw
