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Peacebuilders Honor Kathryn W. Davis by Multiplying their Efforts

Kathryn W. Davis, a good friend of Future Generations and founder of the Peacebuilding Master's degree concentration, died the morning of April 23, 2013. At 106 years, she led a very full life, and Future Generations was blessed to have her generosity in supporting the Green Long March in China, inviting our Grad students to participate in the Davis Projects for Peace Prize, and founding the new Peacebuilding concentration of our Master's degree program.

Kathryn W. Davis Tribute: New York Times In Memoriam Ad

Kathryn W. Davis, a good friend of Future Generations and founder of the Peacebuilding Master's degree concentration, died the morning of April 23, 2013. At 106 years, she led a very full life, and Future Generations was blessed to have her generosity in supporting the Green Long March in China, inviting our Grad students to participate in the Davis Projects for Peace Prize, and founding the new Peacebuilding concentration of our Master's degree program.

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Discounted Broadband and Training for Rural West Virginia

Frontier Offers Discounted Broadband Service to Lifeline-Eligible Customers

FCC Pilot Project Gives Households Access to Internet, Training

PARKERSBURG, W.Va., May 1, 2013 – Lifeline-eligible customers in eight West Virginia counties served by Frontier Communications can subscribe to broadband service for discounted rates through a limited-time Federal Communications Commission (FCC) pilot program. 

New York Times Blog Features Lessons From Arunachal Pradesh

India Ink, a New York Times blog, features a story on Arunachal Pradesh and  Dr. Tage Kanno, a Future Generations Alumnus and former Future Generations Arunachal Country Director.

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