US-Russia Civil Society Partnership Program
The first US-Russia Civil Society Partnership Program conference took place on November 14 – 15, 2011 in Moscow. Dozens of Russian and US organizations participated virtually.
Introducing the 2011 Bill Maynes Fellows
On Tuesday, October 25, Eurasia Foundation and the Center for Private Enterprise (CIPE) hosted a panel discussion on Business in Eurasia: Effecting Change in Difficult Environments with Eurasia Foundation’s 2011 Bill Maynes Fellows: Dr. Valeria Klitsounova and Matluba Uljabaeva.
Made in Berdsk Washington film premiere
Made in Berdsk: A Story of One Protest Vote, a Eurasia Foundation film challenging the prevailing view that the Russian public remains apathetic, cynical and disengaged from electoral politics, debuted at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on Wednesday, October 19.
Conflicts in Eurasia Panel Discussion
Eurasia Foundation’s panel discussion, moderated by David Ignatius of The Washington Post, at the Embassy of Finland on February 3, highlighted the strategic importance of the Caucasus and Central Asia regions for the major international challenges faced by the U.S.
US-Russia CSPP
Bill Maynes Fellows
Made in Berdsk
Eurasia Panel

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