EF programs are combating trafficking in persons in Central Asia by equipping local civil society organizations to not only support survivors and prosecute perpetrators, but also address the root causes of trafficking, including lack of opportunity.
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Globally, indigenous women continue to face disproportionate barriers to starting and sustaining their own enterprises. EF and partners are addressing the unique start-up challenges encountered by indigenous businesswomen in the U.S.
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As the world adapts to life without in-person gatherings, many artists, multimedia practitioners, and educators are left wondering how to reach people through the digital world. For Cyril Tsiboulski and Veronika Grigoryeva, the U.S. and Russian directors of the partnership project “This Is Me.
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Eurasia Foundation (EF) invites emerging Eurasia specialists residing in the greater Washington, DC metropolitan area to apply for the 2020-2021 Young Professionals Network (YPN) fellowship.
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Since the rise of COVID-19 and onset of stay-home orders in the U.S. and Russia, many young people have wondered what the future might hold, both for themselves and for their communities.
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EF's U.S.-Russia Social Expertise Exchange (SEE) recently delivered a series of webinars aimed at equipping social experts to effectively adapt to the COVID-19 outbreak, and continue conducting timely and meaningful work in today's rapidly changing environment.
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As governments all over the world scramble to provide tests and medicines to citizens exposed to COVID-19, those who have digitized these processes are seeing these investments pay off. e-Licenses, developed under EF's Transparency and Accountability in Public Administration and Services (TAPAS)
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