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BBC Radio Interviews Lauri McCusker of Fermanagh Trust about Sharing Education
BBC Radio Ulster interview (6 September 2011)Lauri McCusker of Fermanagh Trust about Sharing Education Does Northern Ireland need a radical rethink of the way it educates children? Should the system be reformed so children of all religions are taught in school together? In this BBC…
Author: BBC Radio Ulster
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Irish radio programme "Today with Pat Kenny" discusses philanthropy and social entrepreneurship
Original Source This morning’s Today with Pat Kenny featured Deirdre Mortell of the One Foundation discussing both philanthropy and social entrepreneurship. From RTE Ireland’s Radio 1.
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Warring Sides on Health Care Carry Their Fight to TV and Radio Ads
Original Source Health Care for America Now is an Atlantic grantee. By ROBERT PEAR WASHINGTON — The battle over the future of health care has taken to the airwaves, with interest groups spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on television and radio advertisements supporting or…
Author: The New York Times
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Giving While Living Featured on 'Top of Mind'
Christopher Oechsli, Atlantic’s President and CEO, discussed founder Chuck Feeney and “Giving While Living” on BYU Radio’s Top of Mind with Julie Rose. Listen now > Giving While Living Guest: Christopher Oechsli, President and CEO, The Atlantic Philanthropies “The man Forbes magazine calls the most…
Author: BYU Radio
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Ageing in Ireland: Anne Connolly Radio Interview
Throughout the developed world people are living longer healthier lives and life expectancy is increasing at an extraordinarily fast pace. In Ireland alone the population of people aged 80 or more is expected to treble by 2050. In this broadcast, RTÉ Radio’s Marian Finucane discusses…
Author: RTÉ News
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Atlantic Philanthropies Founder Chuck Feeney interviewed on the Pat Kenny Show, RTE (Ireland)
RTE Radio 1 – Today with Pat Kenny – 5 May, 2009 Billionaire philanthropist discusses his life and work including his connection to the Duty Free shopping industry – Interview: Chuck Feeney, Founder of The Atlantic Philanthropies (11:44am)
Author: RTE Radio 1
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$18 Million Grant to Boost Middle Schools
Today, a New York-based foundation will award $18 million to five Chicago public schools. The grant is to help middle school students. Integrated Services in Schools is the new initiative that pairs schools with local community groups. Through this four-year grant, schools will get amenities…
Author: Chicago Public Radio
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How Cuba Is Leading the International Fight Against Ebola
A health worker is reflected in a mirror as he prepares protective equipment in Sierra Leone’s capital city, Freetown. Cuba has dispatched 165 health workers to the country to combat the Ebola outbreak. Credit: Reuters By Marc Kilstein and Joyce Hackel The US has long…
Author: Public Radio International
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Intensive after school programme aims to improve childhood literacy
The Tallaght West Childhood Development Initiative (TWCDI) runs an intensive after school programme, Doodle Den that aims to improve childhood literacy in Tallaght West, a Dublin suburb. Listen to the interview with children taking part in the Doodle Den programme >>(TWCDI segment starts at 1:39:45)…
Author: RTE Radio 1
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Lobbyists Ramp Up Efforts On Health Care
Listen at the NPR website RENEE MONTAGNE, host: And long before President Obama sent out the invitations for yesterday’s meeting on health care, major players were already lobbying on the issue. Now, those lobby campaigns are about to arrive in America’s homes. NPR’s Peter Overby…
Author: National Public Radio (NPR)