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Adam Ratzlaff

Adam Ratzlaff

Adam Ratzlaff es consultor de Diversidad en la División de Género y Diversidad del BID, donde trabajar con la iniciativa del Desarrollo con Identidad. Es Licenciado en Relaciones Internacionales, Economía, y Estudios Latino Americanos por la Universidad de Tulane (EE.UU.). Antes de empezar en el BID, trabajó con la Unidad de Pobreza, Generó y Equidad en América Latina y el Caribe del Banco Mundial. También ha trabajado con el proyecto Commitment to Equity (CEQ) como asistente de investigación.

Politics and prose can affect indigenous population size

March 19, 2015 Por Adam Ratzlaff 1 Comment

Para leer en español, haz click aquí Some recent censuses in Latin America reveal a surprising trend; indigenous peoples are disappearing. However, they are not dying, nor leaving. Instead, individuals who had self‑identified as indigenous earlier opted to no longer identify as indigenous. Countries like Chile and Bolivia are good examples of this. In 1992, the Chilean Census … [Read more...] about Politics and prose can affect indigenous population size

It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing!

November 20, 2014 Por Adam Ratzlaff 1 Comment

Using music education to promote inclusive development Para leer en español, haz clik aquí For suggested music to listen while reading this post, click here In 2005, Hurricane Katrina nearly wiped New Orleans off the map. As the city tried to regain its footing and rebuild, another element of the reconstruction became evident; the need to ensure that at risk youth, who … [Read more...] about It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing!

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