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Bryan Maygers
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Deputy Editor, Digital, Stanford Social Innovation Review
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By Bryan Maygers Verified| Yahoo Sports Verified Associated PressLebanon's currency reaches new low as crisis deepensLebanon’s currency hit a new low on Sunday, as the country's economic and political crisis worsened with no apparent solutions in the near future. The currency has lost more than 90% of its value since October 2019, when anti-government protests erupted. The U.S. dollar hit 15,300 Lebanese pounds on the black market, a level not seen since March.
By Bryan Maygers Verified| The Week Magazine (US) Verified Speed ReadsThis incredible halfway line shot might be the goal of the 2021 EurosThe 2021 Euros might already have its goal of the tournament. Early in the second half of the opening round match between Scotland and the Czech Republic on Monday, a deflected ball fell to Czech forward Patrick Schick near the halfway line.
By Bryan Maygers Verified| Yahoo Sports Verified Associated PressLebanon's currency reaches new low as crisis deepensLebanon’s currency hit a new low on Sunday, as the country's economic and political crisis worsened with no apparent solutions in the near future. The currency has lost more than 90% of its value since October 2019, when anti-government protests erupted. The U.S. dollar hit 15,300 Lebanese pounds on the black market, a level not seen since March.
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) is a prominent publication and digital platform focused on advancing solutions to global challenges through cross-sector collaboration. Operated by the Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society, SSIR serves as a vital resource for social change leaders in nonprofits, foundations, businesses, governments, and civil society. Founded in 2003, SSIR publishes in-depth articles, case studies, and research on topics such as impact investing and nonprofit business models. It offers a range of digital content, including webinars, podcasts, and newsletters, to provide actionable insights for practitioners. Additionally, SSIR hosts events and conferences that encourage dialogue and collaboration among various sectors. With a commitment to academic rigor and a global reach, SSIR aims to dissolve boundaries between public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Its content is designed for professionals seeking evidence-based strategies to tackle systemic challenges, making it a key player in the discourse on social innovation.
Founded: 2003