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  • GFDD/Funglode Supported a Panel Discussion at the CSW62

    On Monday, March 12. 2018 at the Gallery Room in New York. The event titled “Economic Empowerment of Rural Women through Access to Innovative Financing and Effective Partnerships” brought together a variety of expert speakers who generate substantial discussions about the effectiveness of the financial services available to rural women and shared examples of successful strategies while proposing more effective measurements to improve the rural woman welfare.

  • Successful Presentation of Dominican Cultural Dictionary in Orlando, Florida

    The ceremony, held at the Christian Center “El Pan de Vida” was supported by the Dominican Cultural House in Kissimmee.  Participants included Dr. Jimmy Sierra, writer, filmmaker and author of the dictionary; Professor Héctor Martínez, who worked on the project and Dr. Leonel Fernández, former President of the Dominican Republic and current President of Funglode and the Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD), who wrote the book’s foreword.  Other
    collaborators who could not attend the ceremony were Reynaldo Disla, Carlos José Peña and León Félix Batista.

  • GFDD Continues to Support CoNGO as a Member of the Board

    The Confederation of NGOs ( CoNGO ), an organization in consultative relationship with the United Nations, held its General Assembly from March 1-3, 2018. The Assembly was held both at the International Convention Center in Geneva, as well as in the John Knox Center. Before the meeting, the 2014-2018 Board members held a work meeting to discuss the various points of interest included in the institution’s agenda. This meeting was held at the John Knox Center on Wednesday, February 28,
    2018, in the afternoon.

  • Dominican Films and Activists Will Be Part of the 2018 DC Environmental Film Festival

    In 2018, the 26th annual DC Environmental Film Festival (DCEFF) will honor environmental heroes with ‘Stories from the Frontlines’. Whether it is wildlife conservation, habitat protection, clean drinking water or clean air, DCEFF films and speakers will reflect the action and the passion of those who are working on the battle lines to protect and
    preserve the environment for us and for future generations. More than 100 films will be screened to audiences of more than 30,000 Washingtonians.

  • Costa Ricans Enjoyed Dominican Films

    For the first time ever, the Dominican Film Showcase went to Costa Rica. Every Tuesday from January 23 to February 20th, Costa Ricans enjoyed an interesting variety of some of the best Dominican films, including: Dólares de Arena, Death by a Thousand Cuts, La Familia ReynaLa Lucha de Ana and Cristo Rey, as well as the presence of special guests such as Yvette Marichal, Director of
    the DR Film Commission (DGCine) Laura Amelia Guzmán, Dominican filmmaker, and Danilo Reynoso, Dominican actor and film producer.

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