Megan Akers·Apr 185 Facts About Education in IranOriginally published on January 20th, 2026 on The Borgen Project’s Blog.
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Anna Kuell·Jul 10, 2024Chicago, We Can Do Better: Support Global Poverty Legislation with The Borgen ProjectBy Anna Kuell
Ghushmesh Chanana·Mar 28, 2023Breaking the Cycle of Poverty: Innovative Solutions for a Better Future.Poverty is a complex issue that affects millions of people around the world. It’s not just about the lack of financial resources; it’s also…
Douglas Burkitt·May 13, 2022The Borgen Project: Dedicated to Ending Global PovertyComing out of my 12–week internship, I learned a lot about the world of nonprofits and Public Relations. The Borgen Project is an…
Douglas Burkitt·Apr 11, 2022Congress Can’t Afford to Ignore Global PovertyGlobally, over 689 million people currently live in poverty, defined as living on less than $1.90 per day. That’s over 9% of the global…
Leah Passignano·Nov 7, 2020My Experience Working to Fight Extreme PovertyFor a long time, I have felt passionate about helping others. I wanted to work for people, help change lives, make a difference. But, I…
Dyna Jose·Oct 2, 2020The Borgen Project: Where do your donations go?The Borgen Project is an inspiring and innovative non-profit organization that addresses reduction of poverty and hunger by working to…
Ayden Schwartz·Sep 3, 2020Change For ChangeWhen you think about it, is the $5 Chai latte and pastry from a coffee shop really worth it? Could that $5 bill be more beneficial fro…
