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Donate to MINN: Keep MINN Running!

on Mon, 2013-04-29 19:57

Do you have a passion for international development?  Then you are in good company with MINN members, who love our workshops, panels, pre-work networking at Peace Coffee, and annual conference.  MINN members know how to have fun, too -- don't miss our quarterly social opportunities.  People are often surprised to find out that MINN is an all-volunteer organization.  All of our events range in price from free to cheap, but they do cost money.  If you like what we do, and you can spare $5 or $25 or $50, please consider a gift to MINN.   CLICK HERE to DONATE NOW.

Seeking Meeting Spaces: Large and Small!

on Mon, 2013-04-29 19:55

Does your workplace have a great meeting space?  Want to show it off to your international development colleagues?  MINN is always looking for space in which to hold its popular events.  MINN events range in attendance anywhere from 5 attendees to 150, but typically hover around 20-50 people, usually after work.  As an all-volunteer organization with a minimalist budget, we need your help with suggestions for venues!  Please contact minnesotangos@gmail.com with the subject line "Meeting Space Options" with your ideas.  Thank you!

What You Missed: Humphrey Fellows Present on Rural Livelihoods in Swaziland and Sierra Leone

on Mon, 2013-04-29 19:52

 

On April 23, 2013, MINN sponsored a presentation by Thulani Mkhaliphi and Samuel Coker, two Humprehy Fellows at the University of Minnesota.  Mkhaliphi is a Director of Decentralization from Swaziland and predominately works on public policy at  the local level. Coker is a Human Resource Manager with the Corporate Directorate from Sierra Leone and deals with public policy as it relates to corporate issues. 

During their stay at the University of Minnesota, Mkhaliphi and Coker began work on a model of development to alleviate poverty and malnutrition in the more rural regions of their

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