Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP) is a global professional association that empowers academics to make greater impact on severe poverty.
Guided by our members and extensive network of chapters, we produce evidence for alternative narratives and policies with respect to the world’s poor.
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Call for Essays – Toward Food Security in Africa (Journal ASAP)
If you are interested in contributing an essay to this Special Issue (no cost for authors), please read the full invitation HERE and send a 500-word proposal by 1 March 2023 to Kevin Ouko at jeopolicyanalyst@jesuits.africa.
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ASAP works hard to bring awareness to human rights abuses globally, and Oh Scarlet- a short film, directed by Yash Saini & Myrhna James does exactly that as well.
Support this film by watching it at this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3exN-hvaA8
Call for Essays – Toward Food Security in Africa (Journal ASAP)
Interested in contributing an essay to this Special Issue (no cost for authors)? Click the link below for more information
https://globaljustice.yale.edu/special-issue-toward-food-security-africa
You can also email Kevin Ouko at jeopolicyanalyst@jesuits.africa.
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ASAP is a global network of academics and researchers conducting research and advocacy in the service of poverty eradication.
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ASAP welcomes academics, researchers, students and development specialists to join our growing network. If you are interested in getting involved or learning more about our work, you can either complete the registration form or contact ASAP directly on: global@academicsstand.org
