Undergraduate Research Week Poster Competition Winners Announced


credit: nhs

"This research pushed me outside my comfort zone and forced me to interact first-hand with hard truths about what social media is being used for in the modern day," Daisy Rehbock writes in her winning entry in the arts and humanities category of the University of Arkansas' Undergraduate Research Week Poster Competition.

Rehbock's research, which analyzed Spanish right-wing political parties via Twitter and Facebook, "is important and worth all the hours I spent scrolling right-wing Twitter and Facebook accounts," she says.

"I believe the impacts of this research are important and worth all the hours I spent scrolling right-wing Twitter and Facebook accounts," she adds, per Arkansas Matters.

"I owe her the world," Rehbock continues of her mentor, Lisa Corrigan, "for guiding me along this research process and giving me all the tools to be successful.

I feel excited and prepared for my post-grad journey as it takes me to Panama to serve in the Peace Corps and then to graduate school."



Read the Entire Article


Selected Foundation News

A customized collection of news from foundations from around the Web.

Emerging Markets India and Indonesia Gain Favour as Demographics Drive Investment Strategies

India and Indonesia are two of the world's fastest-growing countries, with working-age populations that "far outweigh some of the region's largest economies," according to Ian Samson, a portfolio...more

Terna Forward Bets 50M on Energy and Digital Transition

Italy's national electricity grid is looking to the futureand it's using drones to help it do so. The country's national electricity grid, Terna, plans to invest $50 million in Italian startups...more

Cmsa Annual Business Summit Set to Revolutionise Capital Market

If you're an investor in Nigeria's stock market, you're in for a big surprise at a conference next month. The director general of the country's security and exchange commission, Emomotimi Agama,...more

'The Peace Corps Is a Low-Cost, High-Impact Investment'

The Peace Corps has been operating in Nepal since its founding 62 years ago, but the country's civil war in the mid-'80s forced the agency to lay off most of its workers, the New York Times...more

Opinion: Utah'S Teens Are Struggling. One School Program Is Saving Lives.

A new program in Utah aims to help at-risk teens get through what the Salt Lake Tribune calls a "horrifying thought": "chain-smoking." The Deseret News reports on the Teen Center, a network of...more

West Michigan Schools Receive Grant for Healthier Food Options.

"It will make sure the foods we make reflect the communities that we live in, and being able to make sure our foods are culturally relevant and filling those spaces that normally aren't...more

Insider Q&Amp;A: Jean Case on Impact Investing and Esg Backlash
Foundation: Case Foundation

Jean Case, who rose to fortune and fame as an executive at American Online, has been a fan of impact investing since before it had that name. It looks to invest in projects and companies that...more

Ex-Beauty Queen, Tomi Salami, Unveils Elite Project

If you're a high school student in Lagos, Nigeria, you're going to want to catch them young. That's because Tomi Salami, a former beauty queen and social entrepreneur, is organizing an...more

Primer on an Emergent Core of Business and Communication

When it comes to corporate social responsibility, there's no continent as steeped in tradition as Africa. In fact, Ujamaa and Ubuntu "demonstrate collective and communal involvement in the...more

Africa Social Impact Summit 2024: Lagos to Host over 5000 Participants

The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is claiming responsibility for an attack last week that killed at least 24 people and injured scores more in northern Iraq, the New York Times...more






Caroline Diehl is a serial social entrepreneur in the impact media space. She is Executive Chair and Founder of the UK’s only charitable and co-operatively owned national broadcast television channel Together TV, the leading broadcaster for social change runs a national TV channel in the UK and digital platform which helps people find inspiration to do good in their lives and communities.




Federal Government Grant and Assistance Programs



Edited by: Michael Saunders

© 2008-2024 Copyright Michael Saunders