Teresa Dunbar
Teresa
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(930 people) | Fair Trade
(2106 people) | Language Revitalization
(552 people) | Trade Balance
(377 people) | Globalization Impacts
(1689 people) | Microcredit
(987 people) | Philanthropy
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(1237 people) | Biodiversity Conservation
(2204 people) | Sustainable Agriculture
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(945 people) | Training for Nonprofits
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(1139 people) | Agricultural Policy
(896 people) | Cultural Diversity
(2005 people) | Socially Responsible Investment
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About
I work at The Christensen Fund TCF for the Greater Southwest (USA and Northern Mexico), Australia, and Melanesia programs as Grants Associate.
My current interests include dialoguing with others on the "2nd Green Revolution" also called "Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa/AGRA" program proposed by The Rockefeller Foundation and Gates Foundation, the US Farmbill, sustainable agriculture, indgenous rights, and building non-profit capacity and susustainability, and along with many other things.
My current interests include dialoguing with others on the "2nd Green Revolution" also called "Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa/AGRA" program proposed by The Rockefeller Foundation and Gates Foundation, the US Farmbill, sustainable agriculture, indgenous rights, and building non-profit capacity and susustainability, and along with many other things.
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Remove Ryanwhiteorchid about 1 year ago
Seems like an interesting job if I understand it.... you decide which grants to give and which not? sounds very rewarding.
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