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An Interview with Silvia Tolisano of Langwitches Blog

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I grew up in Buenos Aires Argentina with a German/Argentinean father and a German mother. I immediately saw the potential of being able to connect to my friends and family across distances and being able to read news and research in my other languages and from different perspectives than the media in the US provided.

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A First Look at Jumo

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Jumo means “together in concert” in Yoruba, a West African language. Argentina, France, India, or Kenya?&# If you have had a change to play with Jumo and have some insights, please share in the comments. What is Jumo? by Steve MacLaughlin. Two of the questions were “Which of these places would you most like to visit?

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A Sneak Peak at Who Is Taking the 2018 Global Trends in Giving Survey

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The survey is available in five languages – ???????????? Argentina 5.1%. This year we are getting more participants from outside of the United States, but we definitely need more diversity in our survey respondents for the data to truly reflect the global donor community. Black/African American 5.6%. Hispanic/Latino 4.6%. Israel 13.3%.

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Screencast Treatment: Web Analytics As Simple Gifts To Measure Mission

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Show example of Idealist tracking the different language versions and geographic distribution. I also keep fairly good track of the languages of visitors of our site. We have an extensive volunteer language program trying to translate the site into as many languages as possible.

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What is Jumo? | Nonprofit Trends with Steve MacLaughlin | a.

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Posted by Steve MacLaughlin on November 30th, 2010 Jumo means “together in concert” in Yoruba, a West African language. Argentina, France, India, or Kenya?&# All Blackbaud Blogs Contact Us Blackbaud.com About Nonprofit Trends Books Research Reports Speaking What is Jumo?

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The Global Fund for Women: An Interview with Kavita Ramdas

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Therefore, we are the only foundation I know of that will accept requests in any language, and in any format. Almost nowhere else in the world can you go and find the range of nationalities, ethnicities, race, language and backgrounds that you have here--not to mention the delicious food.

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