#CollaborateForImpact

On USAID's 60th birthday, Samantha Power shares a vision for the future of global development.

Streamed live on May 13, 2021 • If the way we give to those in need reflects on our values and virtue as a society, what do we see today? Charitable giving has grown in response to the huge areas of need that the Covid crisis has exposed and intensified, in the form of mutual aid groups, donations, and volunteering. How has this changed our communities, our public values, and the ways we help one another? Writer and development expert Paul Vallely is joined by philanthropic activist Sir Bob Geldof and charity director Fran Perrin to explore the big questions for philanthropy today: what does charity mean in an age of increasing inequality? How should charities and the state interact? How can philanthropic giving connect us to one another, and redistribute not just money, but power? The expert panel reflects on the changing state of philanthropy through the ages, from Aristotle to Live Aid to Bill Gates, and asks the role that charity can play in a society built on justice and altruism.

Get to know our sister organization in Washington, D.C. - Open Gov Hub and check out their new space!

In support of the Biden Administration's bold agenda to tackle the climate crisis, USAID plays a key role, implementing climate solutions in more than 45 countries around the world.

CTN Media, a project of our Posner Community member BBI, is dedicated to bringing attention to and addressing the core issues that profoundly affect the lives of so many underrepresented and underserved populations in the U.S. They are raising $20K to expand their global media platform and $30K to expand their national Black Media Coalition. Check out this video to hear from local black leaders in media and how they are "bringing us unbought and unbossed perspectives."

This panel, hosted by Global Washington and the Posner Center for International Development as part of our Denver Goalmakers focus on SDG 13 - Climate Action, discussed how climate justice needs to include the voices of Indigenous groups in low- and middle-income countries, and what organizations are doing to accelerate solutions.

Explore how the SDGs make a global agenda a local agenda.

A virtual town hall facilitated by USGLC with Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO-06) on America’s global leadership, COVID-19 and the impact on Colorado.

Julia Roberts and Dr. Fauci emphasize the importance of fighting COVID-19 on global level.

The Posner Center in Denver, Colorado held its second annual Symposium on February 27-28, 2020, convening a community of leaders and agitators who are thinking differently about how to make significantly bigger impacts in global development work through collaboration. With attendees from Seattle, California, Washington D.C. and Mexico mixed with our Posner Center and Colorado communities, it was two days of great collective energy, insightful dialogues and lots of “big & bad” ideas in collaborative global development. Thanks to all our attendees, collaborators and supporters for a great Posner Center Symposium 2020. See you next year!

World Vision's update on COVID-19 in West Africa dated March 31, 2020.

COVID-19 will hit developing countries the hardest. NGOs/Non-Profits in Global Development and Global Health will be needed more than ever.

Thunderbird's Global Dialogues. Leadership in Crisis: Meeting Africa’s Challenges to Business in light of COVID-19

Sir Ken Robinson, Emma Watson and Aardman Animations invite us to get involved in the Global Goals for Sustainable Development by inventing, innovating and campaigning.

Global Citizen, in partnership with Teneo, is launching Global Goal Live: The Possible Dream campaign, which will mobilize everyday citizens, corporations, governments, and philanthropists to end extreme poverty. The campaign will culminate with a historic, 10-hour broadcast across five continents. Go to GlobalGoals2020.com for more details.

We must make sure our voices for The Global Goals are heard.

Center for Global Development Conversation with Ghanaian Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta

UNDP Administrator - Achim Steiner

<p>Let's see The Global Goals delivered by 2030. To end poverty, fix inequality and fight climate change.</p>