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Austin Schiano is a political analyst with experience in U.N., NGO and private sector advocacy. He is currently the partnerships manager for the Give Me 5 Campaign that works to enhance sustainable development financing. He is also a member of the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs New Leaders Program.
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Amid the revised executive order suspending refugee resettlement in the U.S., Austin Schiano explores what spaces are left for Syrian refugees in countries around the world.
With “nation-building” and “development” the buzzwords at the Brussels Conference on Afghanistan, Austin Schiano calls for more coordinated efforts from the U.S. to aid internally displaced Afghans and inject resources into rebuilding their local economies.
As part of our special series “The Road to UNGA,” Austin Schiano of the U.N.’s Give Me 5 campaign discusses the importance of engaging community-based actors to sustain long-term efforts to aid refugees and migrants.
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