Simone Sgueo|HRM Save the Children Italia|28 July 2016 One thing is certain: technology has completely permeated our way of living, and our way of working as well. It does not exist a job (or almost) that does not look for innovation, well it is true that too often it is done in order to save […]
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Haraka haraka haina baraka. In Swahili, it means that there is no blessing in doing things in a rush; more or less it is like our saying “Slow and steady wins the race”. I have learned that in Africa, more precisely, in the village of Ikondo, in the South of Tanzania. Before landing in that
On Saturday 16, July 2016, the first day of the new edition of ASVI Social Change Masters was held at the Polo Didattico in Rome, for the masters in Project Management for the international Cooperation, in Fundraising Management and in Humanitarian Operations in Emergencies. A day that can be considered more than international thanks to the presence of a lot
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Ida Meglio, after concluding the Master programme of ASVI Social Change, tells us about her story from the field, the field of innovation with social vocation. A story about success, great satisfactions, awards and beautiful projects for the near future. “This is my story, not everyone knows it: Sociallending is an intuition that I had
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London- From the 6th until the 8th of July 2016, the students from the Masters PMC – Project Management for International Cooperation, Euro-Project Management and Local Development and FRAME-Fundraising Management, Communication, Marketing, Social Media and Social Campaigns took part to the Workshop “London Best Practices”; discovering innovative tools and exclusive case studies that allowed them to experience
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Silvia Fontana| 28th June 2016 The recent UK referendum on EU gives us a good starting point to the discussion on the importance of re-building a culture of peace in our communities through education. Mere propaganda, poor analysis of the phenomena and/or institutions of our days, in primis (for the UK debate) the refugees challenges
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Sandro Calvani| 23 June 2016 Donde no hay bala hay baile… where there is no shooting, let’s party. A well-known Colombian saying so reminds of some essential point of Colombian culture. I learned it in the early 2000s, during the first days of diplomatic service for the United Nations in Colombia. The one who taught
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On 9th and 10th June the final days of the three following Masters (June 2015 Edition) took place: PMC- Master in Project Management for International Cooperation, Euro-Project Management and Local Development, FRAME- Master in Fundraising Management, Communication, Marketing, Social Media and Social Campaigns MES- Master In Social Innovation, Social Business, Social Start up and Innovative Projecting. During the first
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Are you looking for a learning experience that could change your life and give you a leading role in social change? Until the 16th June 2016, you have the opportunity of an individual interview to evaluate your potential. The interview will be free and it is necessary for the admission to the following Masters: –
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Farida Bena | 31 May 2016 The first-ever World Humanitarian Summit is over, with mixed results. For those, including me, who were hoping the discussion would tackle some of the root causes of humanitarian crises, like the lack of political solutions to fundamentally political problems, the conference was a missed opportunity. Germany’s Angela Merkel was the
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