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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2023 Yale Seminar: Andrew Kuper (Founder and CEO of LeapFrog Investments) on Leapfrog Investments: Profit with Purpose
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Savictor Sobechi Evan, a winner of the 9th Amartya Sen Prize, presented his paper at the Global Justice Conference.
His video presentation is now available here https://youtu.be/K2SNiiQn_qI
Swipe left if you want to submit your paper for the 10th Amartya Sen Prize Essay Competition
Kenneth Mahuni, a winner of the 9th Amartya Sen Prize, presented his paper at the Global Justice Conference in 2022.
His video presentation is now available at https://youtu.be/hk4wpbH6MJM
Swipe left to submit your paper for the 10th Amartya Sen Prize Essay Competition.
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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
