Series - International Forum 2022: Global Development and Social Movements

“So what if an organization shuts down in a year?” Five key insights from this year’s WUSC International Forum

Author Neha Chollangi
This year’s International Forum dove into the “common purposes and shared futures” of social movements and global development leaders

Why It Matters

Many communities in need are fighting multiple battles including the pandemic, climate change, and social justice issues. While local and international groups are pushing for change, intersectional and sustainable efforts are vital.

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