We need to have a serious talk about character limits on grant applications
Nonprofit AF
AUGUST 15, 2021
Hi everyone, with the collapse of the Afghanistan government, the devastating earthquake in Haiti, and the worsening pandemic, you might.
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Platforms struggle with Taliban policy amid chaotic US withdrawal
The Verge
AUGUST 17, 2021
Social platforms including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are coming under new scrutiny for the way they treat Taliban accounts, as the militant Islamist group emerges as the dominant power in Afghanistan in the wake of the US withdrawal. The situation in Afghanistan is rapidly evolving,” a spokesperson said.
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