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First Great Arab Minds awardees announced

Six winners each received Dhs1m for their contributions to science, literature, engineering and technology, economics, medicine, and architecture.

Podcasts

War surgeon Ghassan Abu-Sittah on working in Gaza

War surgeon Ghassan Abu-Sittah talks about his recent experience in Gaza and explains why he’s set up a foundation to help Palestinian children get medical treatment.

Podcasts

President Jimmy Carter: a lifetime of service

This is a special episode dedicated to President Carter and the extraordinary impact he has had around the world in the decades since leaving the White House.

Podcasts

Unpacking the myth of the ‘good refugee’

In the politics of migration, refugees are either demonised as intruders or celebrated for their success. But how does this distinction of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ refugees shape policies and perceptions? And what is the effect on those who are defined by it?

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The Indian NGO rewriting the global education playbook

Rukmini Banerji, CEO of India’s Pratham Education Foundation, on balancing inputs and outcomes, engaging the community, and using data and partnerships to deliver systemic change.

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Prize philanthropy: who are the real winners?

Philanthropy-backed competitions involve big money, but do they also deliver results? Find out, in this episode of the Impact Room.

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First Great Arab Minds awardees announced

War surgeon Ghassan Abu-Sittah on working in Gaza

President Jimmy Carter: a lifetime of service

Unpacking the myth of the ‘good refugee’

The Indian NGO rewriting the global education playbook

Prize philanthropy: who are the real winners?

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