CARE International has been working in Egypt since 1954, focusing its efforts in four main areas: education, governance, natural resources and women’s economic empowerment.
Read MoreNonprofit CEO Talks Social Enterprise
Indego Africa CEO Ben Stone spoke at the Clinton School last week about the efforts of his nonprofit to promote the work of women artisans in Rwanda.
Read MoreCenter on Community Philanthropy to Host Second Summit on Race
The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy is set to host its second summit focused on “Racial Healing and Equity in the American South.”
Read MoreGrad Discusses Work with Walmart Foundation
Clinton School graduate and current Walmart Foundation senior development officer Julie Gehrki spoke Monday at the school about Walmart’s efforts to fight hunger in America.
Read MoreAn Afternoon with the President Bill Clinton
Former President Bill Clinton spent an afternoon with the students Saturday at the Clinton School where he discussed public service, politics and global affairs.
Read MoreNisolo Shoe Founder Touts Clinton School Visit
Nisolo Shoes founder Patrick Woodyard, who participated in the Clinton School Speaker Series last month, is touting his appearance at the school on the Nisolo Shoes blog.
Read MoreSpeaker: Rule of Law Essential to Afghanistan’s Future
Ambassador Hans Klemm, the coordinating director of rule of law and law enforcement in Afghanistan, spoke to an audience that included many military personnel Friday at the Clinton School.
Read MoreRep Panel Discusses Production of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
The Rep’s version of “To Kill a Mockingbird” won’t be identical to the one most know, as it is played out through different people and different lenses.
Read MoreBob Gee Day
In recognition the outstanding service efforts of Clinton School volunteer Bob Gee, Mayor Mark Stodola declared today to be “Bob Gee Day” in the City of Little Rock.
Read MoreCenter on Community Philanthropy launches anti-poverty campaign in AR Delta
The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy and the Mid Delta Community Consortium kicked off a campaign last week to eliminate poverty in the Arkansas Delta by pairing low-income families with middle- and upper-income families that can connect them to resources and support.
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