Alessandra Delli Poggi, Head Corporate Fundraising AIRC (the Italian Association for Cancer Research) and ASSIF (the Italian Association of Fundraisers) Executive Board member, has been involved with promoting Fundrasing activities knowledge and skills for the past 15 years, in Italy. She sends her best wishes to the new students of the Master Programme FRM- Master […]
Good luck to the new generation of Fundraisers! Read More »
Cristina Contini, who graduated at the Master in Project Management for International Cooperation, Euro-Project Management and Local Development, tells us what it meant for her to become part of ASVI Social Change. “I decided to enroll in ASVI Social Change Master in a period when I was no longer sure about my plans for the future.
Cristina: thanks to ASVI Social Change, sharing has never been so good Read More »
The 1st of September is approaching and we are ready to start our admission interviews for ASVI Social Change Master Programmes beginning in December. For many former students the interview was an actual turning point! If you are strongly motivated and you are looking for a career in the Non Profit sector, download the program
1st September 2015: let’s get started with our admission interviews! Read More »
Sabina Fazari former student of the Master programme in Fundraising Management, Communication, Marketing, Social Media and Social Campaigns tells us about the importance of being part of ASVI Social Change. “I have been working in the Non Profit Sector since 1991 and I saw it growing in my region of origin in the North West
Sabina: working in the Non Profit Sector confirms what my life plans are. Read More »
Bernard Ross | 4th July 2013 Bernard Ross with help from Angela Cluff and Paula Guillet of = mc A powerful movement to encourage major donor giving has been labeled philanthrocapitalism. The name comes from an influential book of the same title published in 2008 and an associated website. Two journalists working for the Economist magazine, Matthew Bishop and
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Marco Crescenzi | 27th november 2014 In the 1700s London was a filthy city where 3 out of 4 children died under the age of five. Sanitation was simply unheard of and the gap between the rich and the poor was extremely wide. In Public Houses, which later became known as “pubs”, gin became very
Tony Colville | 03th February 2015 In 2014 the elites owned the topic of inequality. My hope for 2015 ? We all get our say and we all listen, learn and mobilise. I’m a former young carer from a council estate in Birmingham now living in London, one of the most unequal cities in the
What inequalities do you face and what should we be doing about it? Read More »
Alain Vidal | 10th February 2015 The sheer scale and urgency of our world’s food security mega-challenges require action from many partners. Further, reliable food systems, including value chains, markets, infrastructure and consumption, are critical for human health, nutrition, wellbeing and equity. Producing sufficient and quality food for 9 billion people by 2050 is in
Strengthening revenue collection to help finance economic growth and poverty reduction Read More »
