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The Cairo Review of Global Affairs is the quarterly journal of the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP) at the American University in Cairo (AUC). Its primary aim is to be a focal point for policymakers, officials, academics, experts, journalists, students, and others in the Middle East region who follow global affairs. It is also intended to be a platform that gives perspectives from the region a greater voice in international policy conversations and debates. The Cairo Review is overseen by a 15-member editorial board consisting of distinguished local and international figures from the fields of diplomacy, public policy, and media. It is also guided by a ten-member GAPP advisory group. AUC, founded in 1919, is the Middle East’s leading English-language university and has long been a center of social, political, and cultural life in Egypt and the Arab World. AUC is devoted to preparing its students to be global citizens, addressing the challenges facing the region and the world. GAPP is the first school in the Arab World devoted to training future generations of policymakers. GAPP consists of the departments of Journalism and Mass Communication, Public Policy and Administration, and Law; and research and training centers focused on Middle East studies, American studies, women and gender studies, migration and refugee studies, and television and digital media training.

The Cake Tasting Club is a subscription based cake company, run by Vikki specialising in handmade, delicious cakes. Our menu changes every month and includes cakes, brownies, biscuits and bars. Treat yourself or send the perfect gift (for anyone!). Office treats, online team meetings, staff rewards and so much more. Get in touch so we can discuss a solution for you. A

The Caleb Group provides secure, affordable homes and builds stable communities that offer diverse populations the tools and resources to empower individuals to make positive changes in their lives. The Caleb Group is a nonprofit organization/501c3 as recognized by the IRS. Caleb acquires, develops, preserves and manages housing communities. We strive to create positive, supportive, encouraging communities through the efforts of our Service Coordinators and the related programs and Community Centers associated with each community. Community members are offered resources and programming that help to stabilize and improve their lives through our service coordination programs.

We are building the next generation of Canadians. Each year our charity empowers thousands of immigrant, refugee and newcomer youth and families to fulfill their potential in Canadian society. Since 1990, we've helped thousands overcome emotional, cultural and socio-economic barriers that prevent them from becoming contributing members of Calgary and Canada. Through in-school and after-school programs, workshops, field trips and hands-on learning activities, we support kids who have a tough time integrating into their school and community. Youth who are new to Canada and can experience loneliness, exclusion, racism, bullying, a confused self-identity, low self-esteem, etc. We educate them about various topics: Canadian culture, adaptability, anti-bullying, self-empowerment, healthy friendships and community engagement. We also offer academic support so they can enter the workforce with skill and smarts. In addition to youth, Calgary’s economy continues to be shaped by immigrant adults and families who are eager to give back to our society. Sadly, initial settlement challenges prevent them from finding work, supporting their children and realizing their potential. We provide one-on-one guidance and resources about settlement; most importantly – we familiarize them with Canadian culture so they can find a sense of belonging. To get involved, share your immigrant success story or learn more about us visit www.cbfy.ca.

We are building the next generation of Canadians. Each year our charity empowers thousands of immigrant, refugee and newcomer youth and families to fulfill their potential in Canadian society. Since 1990, we've helped thousands overcome emotional, cultural and socio-economic barriers that prevent them from becoming contributing members of Calgary and Canada. Through in-school and after-school programs, workshops, field trips and hands-on learning activities, we support kids who have a tough time integrating into their school and community. Youth who are new to Canada and can experience loneliness, exclusion, racism, bullying, a confused self-identity, low self-esteem, etc. We educate them about various topics: Canadian culture, adaptability, anti-bullying, self-empowerment, healthy friendships and community engagement. We also offer academic support so they can enter the workforce with skill and smarts. In addition to youth, Calgary’s economy continues to be shaped by immigrant adults and families who are eager to give back to our society. Sadly, initial settlement challenges prevent them from finding work, supporting their children and realizing their potential. We provide one-on-one guidance and resources about settlement; most importantly – we familiarize them with Canadian culture so they can find a sense of belonging. To get involved, share your immigrant success story or learn more about us visit www.cbfy.ca.

Calhoun is a progressive independent school on the Upper West Side serving preschool-12 grade students, with a Montessori option through 3rd grade. We inspire a passion for learning through a progressive approach to education that values intellectual pursuit, creativity, diversity and community involvement.