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First Person Account: UMass Delegation Visits Important Pakistani Govt Buildings
By Neha Deshpande (From Left to Right) Ariel Geist, Tom Fricke, Neha Deshpande, Rebecca Howland with Pakistani SUSI Alumnus Daniyal Hassan at the National Assembly of Pakistan On Tuesday 17th February 2015, four members of an American delegation with the UMass Donahue Institute Civic Initiative were able to take part
YES Alumnus from Karachi Participates in UN Youth Assembly
Mr. Bilal Zubair Khan, an alumnus of the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) program from Karachi represented Pakistan during the February 2014 Annual Youth Assembly
Promoting Rule of Law: Legislative Fellow Activates the Activism in Youth of Hyderabad
By Rimsha Ali Shah Sunil Kumar, a student of social work at University of Sindh,
E-Teacher Alumni discuss the importance of integrating critical thinking skills into education
Fifty Pakistani English language teachers who successfully completed the U.S. Embassy-sponsored 10-week E-Teacher Scholarship program
262 students awarded scholarships under HEC-USAID merit, needs-based programme
As many as 262 undergraduate students from Pakistani universities were awarded scholarships under Higher Education
Two Alumni Get Influential Political Positions in GB
USG International Center for Journalists fellow & former President of PUAN Baltistan Chapter Muhammad Taqi
English Works Program Opened New Doors of Opportunities for Anas
Under our ‘Celebrations of 75 Years of U.S.-Pak Bilateral Ties’, today we are going to
PUAN flood warrior working tirelessly to help flood victims
Millions of people have been displaced across Pakistan as recent floods have ravaged a third
Islamabad Chapter Arranges Beautiful Evening to Appreciate Performing Arts
We are thrilled to announce that the Music, Art, and Culture cluster of PUAN Rwp-Isb
DrawDisability
As the #DrawDisability international campaign comes to a close, we at Echo Change thought it would be nice to celebrate with a video. For more information please visit www.globi-observatory.org/draw…
Up For School
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