Coping with Crisis: Presidential Precinct Alumni Panel

Global Founders by The Presidential Precinct

May 19, 202000:57:31Government & Organizations

As we all respond to the pandemic through our work and community engagement, how can we ensure that the poor and vulnerable are not overlooked? What can COVID-19 teach us about our community's strengths and weaknesses, a...

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