
Global Development Interrupted shares the stories of people whose work and lives were upended by changes to U.S. foreign assistance and why their stories still matter today, for the U.S. and the world.
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Keisha Effiom sat at her dining room table in Rwanda, read the email about USAID’s final mission, and started writing. The result is a memoir — and this conversation.
Keisha, former USAID Mission Director for Rwanda and Burundi, joins Glob...
When you work in global development, 18-hour flights become an art form in small talk. In this segment, we ask global development professionals the fun and the serious — the moments that stayed with them and their take on the realities of t...
This week’s GDI Insight is a little different.
Over the past year, something remarkable has happened. As everything fell apart, people built something new. Across Substacks, advocacy groups, alumni networks, podcasts, and informal spaces,...
When you work in global development, 18-hour flights become an art form in small talk. The most surprising conversations can happen at 35,000 feet — informal, open, and unscripted. That’s the idea behind this new series.
Conversations on P...
Three former USAID officers. Three Maryland races. One mission: keep serving.
In this episode of Global Development Interrupted, host Leah Petit sits down with Alicia Contreras-Donello, running for Maryland House of Delegates District 14;...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Documenting the human stories and institutional memory of global development to carry its values forward and help shape what comes next in public service.
I worked at USAID for over 6 years before I was dismissed from my position due to the administration's foreign assistance stop work order. Now I'm working to distill news and information and help everyone understand the foreign aid space.
Global development leader and former CEO of The Hunger Project and iDE, reaching tens of millions across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Advisor to philanthropists and foundations through Kairos. Boards: One World Surgery, Pyxera Global.
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