Teachers implement edu policy. However, teachers' unions are often excluded from formal policy forums. As part of @AcctResearchCtr's Learning Partnership w/ Education Out Loud, @Tauya01 and I met with unions in Zimbabwe to learn how they influence policy. https://t.co/wpJPyj7cc4
New article: patterns of #localization in USAID's Colombia program. @jonathanfox707 & @jeffrey_hallock discuss the strengths & limitations of public disclosure of data on US aid & analyze open data on funding priorities & direct local funding levels
https://t.co/5U1EExbA9U
🇸🇻"Bukele is not a man of the Right. Nor was he ever of the Left," writes El Faro's editorial board. "He is a politician without ideology, with a compass moved only by the political headwinds. He is nothing more than an opportunist." https://t.co/niFmDYbehM
Presidents prosecuted for "official actions" in Latin America who, under the new standards imposed by SCOTUS today, might be immune:
- Alberto Fujimori
- Efraín Ríos Montt, Otto Pérez Molina, Alfonso Portillo
- Jorge Rafael Videla
- Ricardo Martinelli
- Juan Orlando Hernández
After interviews with reformers across Yerevan, we argue that Armenia has an opportunity to cement its democratic trajectory through a recommitment to the anti-corruption reforms at the foundation of the revolution https://t.co/nTjsfakgxh via @AnticorruptBlog
Folks often forgot that access to quality education is hard-won and civil society is on the (risky) front line. @nomhossain, @fhevia and I have written a new blog for the @GPforEducation, informed by our work at the @AcctResearchCtr on the Education Out Loud program.
This #opengovweek, a reminder that open government applies to development aid too. Our new microsite shares work in progress analyzing open US government data to examine USAID’s progress towards targets for locally-led development. https://t.co/cjdZ6ku91C
🚨NEW EPISODE🚨
Listen Now: https://t.co/eJZsmiT89U
Labor Link Podcast, Season 2, Episode 3
Organizing Migrant Fishers: From Cambodia to Thailand
An interview with Dy TheHoya from the Center for Alliance of Labor and Human Rights (CENTRAL) in Cambodia
In this week’s In-Depth, @jeffrey_hallock unpacks the unprecedented number of cost-of-living protests this year, and what we can take away from it:
https://t.co/gWqRSlQ2ih
🇬🇹The right to justice is far from guaranteed in Guatemala, where elites have co-opted the justice system to advance their own unjust interests.
📢Learn about the consequences and see possible solutions in this new reports series.
https://t.co/n5O1LGkHA9
🇬🇹The backsliding of the rule of law in #Guatemala is dramatic & alarming
🚨We call on the U.S. Congress to exert diplomatic, financial, & legal pressure to protect human rights
🔗Read our new reports to learn more
https://t.co/qu1W3hC2pq
Periodistas y escritores de la región como @PacoGoldman y @sergioramirezm lanzan una mirada sobre la captura de las instituciones democráticas, los pactos del sector privado y el papel del Big Brother del norte en este retroceso.🚨
Por @bbarreto_v ✍🏼.
https://t.co/d1oZO3n9Tf
I spent some time with Curtis Yarvin, JD Vance, and Blake Masters, and wrote a piece about the dissident right/new right/whatever you want to call it for @VanityFair
https://t.co/Mho8zNoBZy