Tractors for Africa / MINN
Food and jobs in Africa? Join MINN friends to learn more about the Tractors for Africa initiative in collaboration with Moussa Osmane. Engage in discussions centered around agriculture, food security, and sustainability, and take the opportunity to network!
Thanks to promotional sponsor Global Minnesota
Register here: https://shorturl.at/rFS69
Global Health Day 2024
For Global Health Day, join the Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility and MINN to explore how to promote equity in global health practice and while networking with friends in international development.
Learn more and register here.
Careers of Impact
Interested in a new or change in work within International Development? Join MINN leaders for insights into global careers. We'll cover topics such as how to find job opportunities in the international development space, navigating careers with impact, strategies for career advancement, and volunteer opportunities. Engage in networking with like-minded professionals!
Thanks to promotional sponsor Global Minnesota!
Register here: https://shorturl.at/rFS69
Global Minnesota Presents: 2024 U.S. Foreign Policy Update
Global Minnesota Presents: 2024 U.S. Foreign Policy Update
Join Global Minnesota for the insightful and popular annual U.S. Foreign Policy Update with Diplomat in Residence and former career Foreign Service Officer, Tom Hanson. Tom will explore and discuss the latest foreign policy developments, trends, and challenges facing the U.S. in the year ahead including the repercussions from the ongoing war in Ukraine, concerns facing China’s economy, renewed conflict in the Middle East, and ongoing global struggles for peace and security. Global Minnesota guests are encouraged to bring a friend at the member rate to experience one of our most popular programs. Don’t miss your chance to stay up-to-date on the year’s most impactful developments in international relations!
How Poverty Exacerbates Human Trafficking
Victims of human trafficking come in all ages and backgrounds. However, those living in extreme poverty and in nations without an enforced system of law are at greater risk of exploitation.