Clinton Global Initiative University

The School Friends: An Unlikely Pair Build Educational Opportunity

Suzanne Skees | Posted 11.28.2011

Read More: John Medo, Asanté Africa Foundation, The School Fund, Tanzania, Clinton Global Initiative University, Education Technology, Unicef, Developing Countries Education, Tanzania Education, Charity, Africa, Africa Education, Impact News
Suzanne Skees

As millions of American children return to school this fall, 70 million children in developing countries cannot. Modest school fees block them from education, job opportunity and earning potential.

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Clinton's Final Four

Natalie Pace | Posted 06.04.2011

Read More: Social Media, Literacy, Education, Africa, Money, Final Four, College, Health, Obama, President Clinton, Japan, Clinton Global Initiative, Cgi, Clinton Global Initiative University, College News
Natalie Pace

Tonight will determine the NCAA champ, but the Champ of the Clinton Final Four has already been selected. This year for the first time, over 117,000 ...

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Unreasonable Ambition: The Clinton Global Initiative University Meeting in Miami

Rahim Kanani | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Bill Clinton, Clinton Global Initiative, Carbon Emissions, Cgi, Slavery, United Nations, Climate Change, Rejina Benjamin, University of Miami, Pharrell Williams, Miami, Human Trafficking, Clinton Global Initiative University, Impact News
Rahim Kanani

At the Clinton Global Initiative University in Miami, the torches of inspiration, passion and action were set ablaze, igniting the social imagination of 1,300 change-makers hailing from 83 countries and all 50 U.S. states.

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Energy-Generating Soccer Ball Could Reduce Kerosene Use, According To Harvard Students

The New York Times | JIM WITKIN | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Energy, Soccer Ball Energy, Soccket, Kerosene Soccer Ball, Hemali Thakkar, Julia Silverman, Harvard Students Soccket, Clinton Global Initiative University, Jessica Matthews, Jessica Lin, Kerosene, Harvard Laboratory, Harvard Students Energy Soccer Ball, Green Energy, College News

Four Harvard students are betting that the popularity of soccer around the globe can help reduce the use of kerosene. They came up with the idea for ...

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