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September 19, 2011
by Lisa Inks
Tova Pertman, Senior Program Officer in IREX’s Education Programs Division, recently returned from the Community Schools Academy in Vadu lui Voda, Moldova, of the Youth Civic Engagement and Dialogue (YCED) program. The program, implemented in partnership with Romani CRISS, brings together Roma and non-Roma youth in Romania and Moldova to work together in and out of schools to improve their communities. |
August 18, 2011
143 young leaders from Eurasia and Central Asia arrived to begin academic and cultural fellowships at undergraduate institutions across the United States. |
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August 17, 2011
A new class of Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellows arrived in the US recently to kick-off their graduate study programs. The fellowship program brings emerging leaders in key professional fields from Eurasia to the United States for one to two years of study at institutions across the United States. |
April 7, 2011
Interviewing victims of trafficking and their rescuers is difficult work. There are few happy endings. However, occasionally one meets someone who emerges from unspeakable suffering with courage, clarity, and wisdom. Marina is such a woman. |
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March 3, 2011
Over the past six years the Moldova Citizen Participation Program (CPP) funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and implemented by IREX, achieved significant progress in empowering the citizens of Moldova to generate positive change in their communities |
February 25, 2011
by Shannon Bruder
There is an old Moldavian proverb that says: your life has been worthwhile if you have built a house, raised a son, planted a tree, and dug a well. |
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January 3, 2011
Muskie alumna Daniela Munca is being honored as the January 2011 State Alumni Member of the Month. |
December 10, 2010
Participants of the Global UGRAD in Eurasia and Central Asia Program actively participated in volunteer events in their host communities. |
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December 8, 2010
by Troy Johnson
Building durable relationships between governments and service providing NGOs may be easier than building them between NGOs and local businesses. |
December 6, 2010
by Amy Bernath
As a 2007 Muskie fellow at the University of Louisville, Alona Dorosh studied public administration and took courses in non-profit management and project planning. Now home in Moldova, Dorosh is putting those skills to use while leading an environmental awareness initiative. |






