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Ford Reports: Number Two
The Public Square in a Digital Age: How rapid change is spurring efforts to strengthen public interest values in a dynamic media sector.
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2007 |
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Ford Reports: Number One
A Wealth of New Ideas: Opening doors to the economic mainstream by helping people build assets over a lifetime.
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2007 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Spring-Summer 2005
The New Global City: Bigger, richer—poorer. The earth, dominated by urban areas, faces promise and problems.
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2005 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Winter 2005
Spotlight on Arts Education in Texas: Expanding educational and economic opportunity in today’s post-industrial society.
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2005 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Fall 2004
How to Serve America’s “Unbanked”: Five new ways to bring millions of Americans into the economic mainstream.
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2004 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Summer 2004
When Science Listens to Women: Microbicides offer vulnerable women the power to protect themselves from sexually transmitted diseases.
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2004 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Spring 2004
Facing AIDS: Nigeria’s youth are fighting the killer disease by teaching each other.
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2004 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Winter 2004
Los Angeles on the Rise: How community activists and big developers are teaming up to fight poverty.
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2004 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Fall 2003
Taking on “Family Matters” in the Amazon: A Ford grantee reaches out to women—and men—to rebuild spiritual, mental and physical health.
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2003 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Summer 2003
The Changing Workplace: Freelancers and part-timers are now one-third of the U.S workforce.
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2003 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Spring 2003
The Housing Puzzle: Homeless in Ho Chi Minh City and possible solutions in Chicago.
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2003 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Winter 2003
New Media, New Issues: Evolving technology puts viewers behind the camera.
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2003 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Fall 2002
Diverse Schools, Better Schools: A Washington, D.C., elementary school has a lot to teach its students—and education reformers everywhere.
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2002 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Summer 2002
Lessons From an Epidemic: When AIDS strikes Kenya’s breadwinners, community groups help families cope.
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2002 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Spring 2002
Art Appreciation: As the arts move emotions and ideas, they also move money, power and public attitudes.
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2002 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Winter 2002
Islam and the Modern World: A Muslim scholar explores alternatives to the “political and cultural vise.”
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2002 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Fall 2001
The Trouble with Local News: A new documentary turns the camera on local TV reporting.
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2001 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Summer 2001
The Greening of Sariska Park: A return to traditional water management in India’s arid northwest has brought new life to villages and forests.
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2001 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Spring 2001
Children of the Looms: Rescuing the “carpet kids” of Nepal, India and Pakistan.
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2001 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Winter 2001
Innovation in American Government: Self-sufficiency may be the next frontier for U.S. welfare reform.
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2001 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Fall 2000
Telling Stories, Saving Lives: Radio and theater speak to heart and health, from Kenya to the Philippines.
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2000 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Summer 2000
Days and Nights in the Artists’ “Workshop”: El Warsha uses cultural legacy as a creative tool.
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2000 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Spring 2000
Wolf Power: The Nez Perce use sovereignty and political savvy to defend an endangered species.
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2000 |
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Ford Foundation Report: Winter 2000
Now it’s a Global Movement: A special issue on women.
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2000 |
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