Author's details
Name: Rebecca Birnbaum
Date registered: 15 May, 2011
Biography
Rebecca Birnbaum is graduate of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. She completed a double major in Political Science and Anthropology and a minor in Peace and Social Justice. Rebecca’s coursework included policy analysis, negotiation methods, and cultural perspective. As a SISGI Group Program and Research Intern, she focused on sustainable development, nonprofit management, and nonviolent conflict resolution.
Latest posts
- Sustainable Stoves — 11 August, 2011
- Another Type of Refugee — 9 August, 2011
- A Plan for Dadaab Refugee Camp, Part IV — 3 August, 2011
- Building Back Better in Pakistan — 1 August, 2011
- A Plan for Dadaab Refugee Camp, Part II — 29 July, 2011
- Peace and Climate Change — 25 July, 2011
- Horn of Africa Crisis Worsens — 21 July, 2011
- Life-Changing Lamps — 18 July, 2011
- People Comprehension Part IV — 14 July, 2011
- Food Talk — 11 July, 2011
- Recovering and Rebuilding Sustainably — 7 July, 2011
- A Closer Look at the MDGs — 4 July, 2011
- What the East Africa Drought Really Means — 30 June, 2011
- Spotlight On: Bridges to Community — 27 June, 2011
- Opportunity in the Developing World — 23 June, 2011
- The Nonprofit Disconnect, Part II — 20 June, 2011
- The Nonprofit Disconnect — 16 June, 2011
- People Comprehension Part III — 13 June, 2011
- Spotlight On charity: water Part II — 9 June, 2011
- People Comprehension Part II — 6 June, 2011
- Hungry for a Resolution in Libya — 2 June, 2011
- Peace Not Wanted in Lebanon? — 30 May, 2011
- The International Day of U.N. Peacekeepers — 26 May, 2011
- Spotlight On charity: water — 23 May, 2011
- Preventing Disaster in India — 19 May, 2011
- Reading Comprehension and People Comprehension — 16 May, 2011
Most commented posts
- What the East Africa Drought Really Means — 2 comments
- The Nonprofit Disconnect — 2 comments
- Horn of Africa Crisis Worsens — 2 comments
- Food Talk — 1 comment
- Opportunity in the Developing World — 1 comment
