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TITLE:
Youth
Futures Programme to examine the Contributions of Young People to the UN’s 2030
Agenda
ENTITY:
The
British Academy
ELIGIBILITY:
Principal
Investigators must be based in the UK, however, equitable international
collaboration is strongly expected to be detailed in any application. They
particularly encourage collaboration with institutions and partners in the
Global South, and expect to see applications demonstrate fully how researchers
from the Global South will be involved as equal partners in the research
proposed.
The
Principal Investigator and any Co-Applicants must be of postdoctoral or above
status (or have equivalent research experience) and hold an established role
that will last at least the duration of the grant funded by the British
Academy.
DEADLINE:
December
4, 2019
DETAILS:
Themes
This programme
supports research which demonstrates an interdisciplinary approach yielding new
conceptual understanding, developing ground-breaking research and energising
innovative collaborations in the humanities and social sciences related to one
or more of the three sub-themes below:
Creativity:
Understanding youth creativity and flexibility to identify imaginative
solutions in developing countries that are effective and foster a sense of
ownership by young people. The scope can be wide, but could include attention
to how to amplify the voice of young people locally, nationally and globally;
how to foster inter generational and institutional trust; how to develop new
approaches to the green and low waste economy at a local level; the pathways
that young people take and how policies affect them including the gap between
policy, communities of interest, collective action and practice; how young
people experience, and have experienced, change; or how to identify imaginative
solutions to mitigate climate change.
Categories:
The UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development states that people who are
vulnerable, such as young people, must be empowered. Youth populations
experience a combination of lack of economic opportunities (especially when
combined with educational attainment, and concomitant expectations), lack of
political voice and a sense of relative deprivation. The Academy would like to
support projects that bring young people into the process of determining and
setting the categorisations and concepts by which they view themselves and others,
and how these foster their motivations, actions and aspirations. For example,
this could include reconceptualising terms such as informality, inequality,
mobility, resilience, identity, class, vulnerability and precarity from a youth
perspective.
Livelihood
& Work: The meanings and manifestations of
livelihood and work for and by young people in different settings on the ground
are critical for their understanding of young people’s ambitions and
expectations. The Academy is keen to encourage applications that focus on the
practices and narratives of youth livelihoods and work (including unpaid
domestic work) and provide a voice for young people to express their own
perspectives. The changing attitudes of young people towards livelihood and
work, particularly in their changing environment, are vital for illustrating
how young people are and will live their lives and how society as a whole can
be developed to support and integrate effectively the next generation.
Funding and Duration
Projects must be 21
months in duration, with a maximum value of £300,000 (offered at 100% FEC).
All projects must
start on 20 March 2020.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Applications must be submitted online using
the British Academy’s Grant Management System (GMS), Flexi-Grant®.
For more information, please visit
https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/programmes/youth-futures
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TITLE:
U.S.
Embassy Argentina PAS announces Public Diplomacy Grants Program
ENTITY:
U.S.
Embassy Argentina Public Affairs Section (PAS)
ELIGIBILITY:
·
Argentine
applicants, NGOs, higher education institutions, or local provincial
governments, must present a valid Inspección General de Justicia registration
when submitting the application. Absence of this proof will disqualify
applicants application.
·
U.S.
applicants may be registered 501c3 not-for-profit organizations, including
think-tanks and civil society/non-governmental organizations with programming
experience; individuals; or educational institutions.
·
For-profit
or commercial entities are not eligible to apply.
DEADLINE:
December
31, 2019
DETAILS:
The
U.S. Embassy Argentina Public Affairs Section (PAS) has announced the
availability of funding through its Public Diplomacy Grants Program.
The
Grants Program supports projects proposed by U.S. and Argentine academic,
cultural, educational, and other non-profit organizations and/or individuals
that fulfill U.S. Embassy goals and objectives: to promote economic prosperity
and security through academic and cultural initiatives seeking to increase
understanding between U.S. and Argentine people and institutions.
Topics
The
Grants Program assists organizations in carrying out programs, providing new
opportunities for citizen engagement, sharing best practices, and promoting and
advancing issues of public importance, focused on the following topics:
·
Entrepreneurship;
·
English
language teaching and learning; (priority: training secondary school teachers
of underserved populations and English language teaching in institutions of
higher education);
·
Democracy;
·
Transparency
and the Rule of Law;
·
Cultural,
artistic, and athletic activities (priority: those aimed at improving social
inclusion)
·
Science
and technology cooperation;
Priority Audiences
·
Emerging
voices, including civil society leaders;
·
Business
leaders and entrepreneurs;
·
Established
opinion leaders, including cultural and/or academic institution leadership;
·
Residents
of Argentine provinces outside of the city of Buenos Aires.
Funding Information
Award Ceiling: $100,000
Award Floor: $10,000
Activities
Activities not typically approved
include, but are not limited to:
·
Investments
that primarily benefit only one or a few businesses or individuals,
·
Scholarships
for the study of English; conference attendance or study tours to the United
States,
·
Proposals
that are inherently political in nature or that contain the appearance of
partisanship/support or electoral campaigns,
·
Proposals
with the main purpose of publication of books/pamphlets/websites/applications,
·
Exclusively
scientific research projects,
·
Projects
that require more than two years to implement,
·
Purchase
of equipment, vehicles, construction, or construction materials,
·
Exchange
programs with countries other than the U.S. and Argentina,
·
Programs
or exchanges focused on children under 13 years of age,
·
Projects
that support specific religious activities.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Applications must be submitted at the address
given on the website.
For more information, please visit https://www.grants.gov/web/grants/view-opportunity.html?oppId=321492
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TITLE:
Ashinaga
Africa Initiative 2020
ENTITY:
Ashinaga
DEADLINE:
December
13, 2019
DETAILS:
Ashinaga
is a Japan-based non-profit organization, which provides educational and
emotional support to orphaned students. The organization has supported over
100,000 orphans in the last 54 years, and many of its graduates are actively
contributing to society in a variety of fields across the world.
The
Ashinaga Africa Initiative began in 2014. Its mission is to contribute to
Sub-Saharan Africa’s expanding role in global development through increasing
access to higher education abroad. We support orphaned students who are
committed to returning home and initiating change by providing access to full
financial support to study at university abroad (equivalent to undergraduate
degree), including tuition, room, travel cost and other necessary fees.
Requirements
The
application is open to those who:
·
Have
lost one or both parents.
·
Have
completed secondary school and passed national secondary school examination
(technical and vocational degrees not accepted) within the last two years (any
date after 1st September 2017, including all of 2018 and 2019) or will have
completed secondary school and received final exam results before February
28th, 2020.
·
Have
citizenship and have completed/are completing secondary school in one of the
following countries: Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, CAR,
Cameroon, Chad, Comoros, Côte d’Ivoire,
Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea Conakry, Kenya, Kingdom
of eSwatini, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius,
Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Sénégal, Sierra Leone,
Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Seychelles, Tanzania, The Gambia, Togo,
Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
·
Were
born after 1st September 1997.
·
Do
not have the means to attend university until graduation without external
financial support.
·
Are
proficient in English or French.
·
Are
regularly ranked in the top 10% of their class during their last 2 or 3 years
of secondary school.
·
Are
able to participate in the two Ashinaga preparatory programs, over the course
of one year, before attending university.
·
Are
committed to return home, or to Sub-Saharan Africa, and contribute to society
in Sub-Saharan Africa after graduating from university.
·
Have
no dependents who could interfere with academic progress.
·
Have
a good enough health condition to be able to study abroad.
Required
Documents for the Application
·
This
is a list of the documents you will need to submit as part of your application.
You should start collecting these documents as soon as possible.
·
Copy
of national ID card or passport.
·
Copy
of term reports / high school transcripts (the last 2 years).
·
Copy
of final Secondary School Examination Certificate
·
Copy
of academic transcripts or diplomas from university/post-secondary institution,
if applicable.
·
Copy
of death certificate of deceased parent(s), including the deceased parent's
name, or alternative official documentation proving death of parent(s) or
orphan status.
·
Copy
of birth certificate of applicant.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Website:
https://opportunitydesk.org/2019/09/04/ashinaga-africa-initiative-2020/
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TITLE:
Yale
Young Global Scholars
ENTITY:
Yale
University
DEADLINE:
January
15, 2019
DETAILS:
Age: Be at least 16 years old by July
19, 2020 (first day of Session III).*
English
Fluency Be able to participate in a
rigorous academic curriculum conducted in English.
Grade Level: Be a current high school sophomore
or junior (or international equivalent).
Graduation Date: Be graduating in May/June 2021 or
2022 from the Northern Hemisphere, or in Nov./Dec. 2020 or 2021 from the
Southern Hemisphere.
YYGS Participation: Be a first-time participant in
YYGS. If you have participated in any YYGS session during a previous summer
(e.g., 2019, 2018), then you are not eligible to participate during YYGS 2020.
Please note: If you previously applied to YYGS
but were not offered admission or were unable attend AND you meet the
eligibility criteria noted above, then you are encouraged to re-apply for YYGS
2020.
*Please Note: This rule is so that YYGS is in
compliance with Connecticut State Law for running a summer program for minors,
and no exceptions can be made.
YYGS
accepts applications from ALL countries, and offers the opportunity for
students to apply for need-based financial aid to students from ALL countries.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Website:
https://globalscholars.yale.edu/how-apply/eligibility
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TITLE:
TWAS
Fellowships for Research and Advanced Training
ENTITY:
The
World Academy Of Sciences
LOCATION:
Various
Locations
DEADLINE:
October
1, EVERY YEAR
DETAILS:
Eligibility
The
fellowships are for research and advanced training. They are offered to young
scientists holding at least an MSc or equivalent degree.
Eligible
applicants for the fellowships are young scientists working in any area of
natural sciences who are citizens of a developing country and are employed by a
research institution in a developing country.
There
is no age limit. However, preference is given to young scientists at the
beginning of their research career and those working in Least Developed
Countries.
Lists
of possible host institutions divided by field are available here. These lists
are only a suggestion and institutions that are not included are acceptable as
long as they are in a developing country.
Institutes
of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), China, are not eligible host
institutions under this programme. Applicants interested in conducting a
fellowship in China are required to check whether their chosen host is a CAS
institute. For a complete list of CAS institutes, see: english.cas.cn/institutes/.
Applicants wishing to attend a CAS institute should either apply to the
CAS-TWAS President’s Postgraduate Fellowship Programme or consider the CAS
Fellowships for Postdoctoral and Visiting Scholars from Developing Countries
(http://english.cas.cn/cooperation/fellowships/201503/t20150313_145274.shtml).
Terms of the
Fellowships
The
fellowships are offered for a minimum of three months and a maximum of twelve
months.
TWAS
covers international low-cost airfare plus a contribution towards subsistence
amounting to a maximum of USD 300 per month. No other costs will be provided by
TWAS.
The
host institution is expected to provide accommodation and food as well as
research facilities.
Fellowships
are awarded by the TWAS Fellowships Committee on the basis of scientific merit.
Submitting your
application
Applicants
must complete the online application form by clicking on the 'Apply now' button
at the bottom of this page. While filling in the online application, applicants
also need to upload the following documentation:
scanned
copy of your passport, even if expired (page with your name and surname);
CV,
maximum five pages including publications;
Supporting
Statement from Head of Home Institution;
two
reference letters of senior scientists familiar with your work. Please note
that the Head of your Home Institution cannot be one of your referees;
MSc
certificate and relevant university transcripts;
Official
invitation letter from the Head of the
Host Insitute;
IMPORTANT
Note
that the Fellowships are provided for South-South visits only, i.e. for visits
by researchers from developing countries to institutions in other developing
countries.
Please
be advised that applicants may apply for only one programme per calendar year
in the TWAS and OWSD portfolio. Applicants will not be eligible to visit
another institution in that year under the TWAS Visiting Professor programmes.
One exception: the head of an institution who invites an external scholar to
share his/her expertise under the TWAS Visiting Professor programmes may still
apply for another programme.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Website:
https://twas.org/opportunity/twas-fellowships-research-and-advanced-training
Contact
email:
exchanges@twas.org
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TITLE:
Various Positions in the
Humanitarian field
ENTITY:
Gelbasla
LOCATION:
Multiple
Locations
DETAILS:
If you are searching for a career in humanitarian aid,
economic development and if you want to make real difference in people’s lives,
we encourage all our alumni to have a look at Gelbasla, where you can find
hundreds of job opportunities related to the humanitarian issues in Syria.
Founded in 2016, gelbasla.com helped place over 5000 experts/volunteers in the NGOs
and international organizations working near the Syrian border. With members
such as IOM, UNHCR, Save the Children, GIZ, Expertise France, AAR Japan and
hundreds more, our alumni may be able to find the job that matches very well
with the spirit of the United World Colleges.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Website
TITLE:
Law Internship Program
ENTITY:
ABNR Counsellors at Law
LOCATION:
Jakarta,
Indonesia
DETAILS:
*UWC
ALUMNI
ABNR offers an internship program
(between 8 and 12 weeks) to young law graduates from around the world with an
interest in commercial law. Fluency in English is required. Daily transport
allowance is provided.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Website
Email:
Teddy Bakker for more information: tbakker@abnrlaw.com
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TITLE:
Research Associate Roles*
*Be
sure to reference WK in your application
ENTITY:
Consulta – South Africa
LOCATION:
Johannesburg,
South Africa
DETAILS:
Are
you:
·
An
innovator?
·
A
team player?
·
Committed
to becoming great?
Do
you believe:
·
You
can create an impact?
·
You
can achieve great things?
Relevant
Qualifications:
·
Honours
degree in computational and applied mathematics
·
Bcom
Communication
·
Bcom
Business Management
·
Research
psychology
·
Marketing
Experience:
·
Consulting
·
Coding/
data mining/data architecture/statistics
·
Project
management
·
Social
media
·
Design
·
Research
process (start to end)
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Website
Please
send CV, with minimum two references in application to shinell@consulta.co.za
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
TITLE:
Research Associate Roles
ENTITY:
J-PAL Africa
LOCATION:
South
Africa, multiple locations
DETAILS:
J-PAL Africa is seeking
Johannesburg-based Research Associates to support its mission of reducing
poverty by ensuring policy is informed by scientific evidence. We are looking
for aspiring researchers with strong technical skills, a dedication to quality
and a passion for working with diverse communities on poverty alleviation
strategies.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Website
https://www.povertyactionlab.org/careers/research-associate-roles-south-africa-j-pal-africa-102902
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TITLE:
Project
Communications Officer
ENTITY:
Eswatini
Water and Agricultural Development Enterprise (ESWADE)
LOCATION:
Mbabane
DEADLINE:
November
15, 2019
DETAILS:
Overview
The Project Communications Officer will be
responsible for raising awareness about project-related topics in the Kingdom
of Eswatini public at large. S/he will be responsible for engaging counterpart
organizations and also work with the parent Ministry to implement the LUSIP
Phase II project activities and record their outcomes. An important role of the
Project Communications Officer is to produce publicity information and press
releases. The Project Communications Officer will report to the Project
Manager.
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
o
The drafting and implementation of the
Project communication strategy and action plans to ensure greater visibility
and public understanding of the projects’ goals and results;
o
As directed by the Project Manager, provide
quality control on all reports, marketing materials, and other documents
generated from the project office with particular emphasis on those for
submission to ESWADE head Office: Government Ministries, Financiers and PEU;
o
Drafts weekly plans and status reports for
submission to the client;
o
As coordinated by the Strategy& Corporate
Communications Manager, attend meetings with client and project partners on an
ad hoc basis regarding communications, outreach, public relations (PR), and
media related issues, program deliverables and reports, as guided by ESWADE
corporate communications policies.
o
Assist with planning, logistics and attend
project events as requested by the Project Manager, provide technical editing
and formatting assistance with program deliverables and reports;
o
Manage consultant input with regards to
desktop publishing, graphic design, and technical writing/editing;
o
Assist technical staff with public
outreach/awareness campaigns;
o
Work with project partner organizations and
collaborate with them in developing and implementing communications strategies
of common interest;
o
Work with project partner organizations to
collaborate in engaging in public education/public relations campaigns to raise
awareness;
o
Daily monitoring of local electronic media,
newspaper articles and other periodicals for material substantively affecting
the work of the Project;
o
Organize and coordinate with local vendors to
host award ceremonies, gatherings and public events;
o
Strengthen project documentation and
knowledge management
o
Show willingness to perform other duties as
assigned by the Project Manager.
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR EVALUATION OF
RESULTS:
o
Project activities executed in line with
ESWADE corporate principles;
o
Established and maintained good relations
with the local communities and the media while ensuring visibility and coverage
of the project activities;
o
Organized various media events (briefings,
face to face meetings, presentations, interviews, press statements etc.) and
other local promotional events and improvement of the visibility of the LUSIP
Phase II project activities;
o
The content of the project sub-page on the
ESWADE website and other social media sites managed and uploaded with up to
date news, articles and other innovative topics;
o
Documentary videos and other promotion
materials produced while supporting the entire organization’s communication and
visibility strategies.
Qualifications /Requirement:
o
At least 2 years of relevant, professional
experience in roles with increasing levels of responsibility required, 3+ years
preferred;
o
Bachelor’s Degree in journalism,
communications, publishing or similar area required:
o
Strong communication skills; Proficient in
Microsoft Office Suite.
Publishing applications;
o
Working knowledge of ESWADE policies, rules
and regulations preferred;
o
Previous project work experience in Eswatini;
o
Must be a team player, with excellent
organizational, training design and delivery, time management, and
communication skills in English and SiSwati, both written and oral.
o Excellent
SiSwati preferable.
o Experience
of international financier communications and visibility requirements essential.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Written
applications are to be sent to, The Human Resources and Administration Office
through the following email address, recruitment@eswade.co.sz or hand delivered
to the HR Department in Mbabane at the new MVA building, 3rd floor.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TITLE:
Chief
of Party – Breakthrough ACTION HC4 project
ENTITY:
John
Hopkins Center of Communication
LOCATION:
Mbabane,
Eswatini
DEADLINE:
November
17, 2019
DETAILS:
Major Responsibilities
The Chief of Party (CoP) will provide overall
leadership, project management and oversight for the HIV Response:
Coordination, Community Capacity and Communication (HC4) project in Eswatini.
The CoP will liaise with the National Emergency Response Committee on HIV/AIDS
(NERCHA), Ministry of Health (MOH), Ministry of Tinkhundla and Development
(MTAD) and local, regional and national leaders in implementing the HC4 project
and to facilitate leadership of the HIV response by communities and
municipalities. The CoP will represent Johns Hopkins Center for Communication
Programs in Eswatini.
Specific responsibilities
•
Overseeing the overall planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of
the project.
• Setting
priorities for the project’s overall technical vision; providing strategic
leadership and management direction.
• Working
closely with M&E to oversee the refinement, expansion and use of the Community
Data for Action Platform (CDAP) and document its successful use.
•
Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with NERCHA, MOH,
MTAD, and NGOs at the national and regional levels, supporting the team to work
with traditional leaders at local levels.
• Ensuring
responsive and positive relationship with USAID.
• Ensuring
high technical, administrative, and financial management standards.
• Ensuring
compliance with all JHU and USAID policies and procedures.
•
Providing oversight and guidance in the development of the annual work plan in
partnership with headquarters.
• Working
with finance staff to appropriately budget for yearly activities, track the
budget, and complete expenditure reporting.
•
Overseeing the writing of technical and program reports and compliance with
reporting and programmatic requirements.
•
Developing and nurturing relationships with current and potential stakeholders
and partners.
• Serving
as a spokesperson and advocate, representing CCP, Breakthrough ACTION and HC4
to USAID, donors, Kingdom and Government of Eswatini and others; and developing
new business opportunities for CCP as appropriate.
• Working
closely with other senior program managers, including the DCOP, Technical Director
and SI advisory, on strategic project management.
• Carrying
out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with CCP’s policies and
applicable laws.
•
Mentoring staff, planning assigning, and direction conducting appraisals and
developing appropriate capacity building plans. Rewarding and disciplining
employees, addressing complaints and resolving problems.
•
Maintaining open and responsive relationship with CCP headquarters ensuring
work plans, budgets, annual reports, etc. are shared in-a timely fashion for
review before submission to USAID.
•
Trouble-shooting implementation and HR challenges with Baltimore headquarters;
overseeing program data quality compliance, including data tracking systems and
monitoring records to ensure program meets USAID audit standards
•
Approving local financial transactions and managing and authorizing
expenditures from local bank accounts; supervising and approving all aspects of
project procurement and logistics, including office infrastructure and
vehicles; sub-award development, including compliance with programmatic
objectives and CCP/USAID financial and administrative regulations.
Minimum Qualifications:
• Masters
in Public Health, Public Administration, Development or other related degree.
• At least
10 years of experience working in and managing complex HIV programs at senior
level
• At least
5 years of previous senior management experience, preferably on PEPFAR funded
programs
•
Demonstrated ability working at multiple levels of the Swazi government and
with a variety of partners
•
Extensive experience working in Eswatini government systems especially MOH and
with local communities.
• In-depth
understanding of the local HIV epidemic and the HIV response.
•
Demonstrated experience with PEPFAR project management and reporting
requirements.
•
Experience in technical, financial and administrative oversight.
• Swazi
national preferred
Knowledge, skills, and abilities
• Intimate
knowledge of the workings of the Eswatini government and civil society and how
to maximize those platforms for the achievement of the objectives.
•
Demonstrated strong leadership and adaptive management skills.
•
Strategic vision and leadership qualities.
• Strong
professional reputation.
• Ability
to create synergies.
•
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
•
Excellent written and oral presentation skills.
•
Understanding of local employment act and labor laws.
• Ability
to work in fast-paced dynamic environment with multiple partners.
•
Flexible and independent.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Interested applicants are required to submit their application letter and resume by email to jhu.admin@jhuccpsz.org
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Volunteering
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ENTITY: |
Greenpeace |
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LOCATION: |
UK |
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DEADLINE: |
ROLLING |
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DETAILS: |
We’re
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the UK who take the national and international issues that Greenpeace
campaigns on, and make them relevant at a local level. We
are looking for passionate and determined individuals who want to develop
their skills in writing, research, and presenting a persuasive argument to
influence MPs, councillors and other decision makers. You might start with a
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personalised letter. You may end up arranging meetings and influencing
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your interest below or read more about the Network from member Fi Radford. You
must be 18 or over, and have an address in the UK, and the right to vote
here, to get involved. Training: To
help you get started we’ve developed an online training programme. If you’ve
never done any lobbying before, or are a seasoned pro there are resources
available to support you. When you register your interest below, you’ll also
receive more details about our online training. We’re
also developing face-to-face training, so you can meet with others in your
local area. Before
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registration form will only ever be used to inform you about political
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