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Washington State Commission on African American Affairs is seeking proposals for a MLK Day program. Submit your project idea via the following form. The organizers will contact selected participants.
Cosgrove Prize to Promote Financial Ethics Research
A major new international prize to promote awareness among young people in banking and related industries of the need for respect for ethics has been launched in Geneva.
The Robin Cosgrove Prize will award $20,000 each year in prize money for creative papers setting out projects or proposals for innovative ways to promote ethics in finance and banking.
The prize will be open to young people throughout the world aged 35 or under. Entries from emerging markets are especially welcome.
The Robin Cosgrove Prize will award $20,000 each year in prize money for creative papers setting out projects or proposals for innovative ways to promote ethics in finance and banking.
The prize will be open to young people throughout the world aged 35 or under. Entries from emerging markets are especially welcome.
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