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2010 AEJMC Luncheon
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Blogically ThinkingNew Funding Ops, New Fault Lines
As any grant-giver will tell you: It’s hard to give away grant money well. You want a diverse grant pool - diverse project leaders and diverse communities participating. You want geographic diversity, socio-economic diversity, urban vs. rural diversity, gender diversity, a diversity of ideas and of delivery platforms. | |
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