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Emily Schabacker

Emily Schabacker

Verified

Editor, Center for Global Development

Montana

Biography

Not the editor for the Center for Global Development.

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relationships, film & television cultural happenings, and the entertainment industrywomen's issues, books

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Anything that is pro hunting or promotes experimentation on animals

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Total articles 1326

  • Mount Rogers Health District lays off 13 employees amid COVID grant cuts; overall impact to Southwest Virginia remains unclear

    By Emily Schabacker Verified| Cardinal News@ COVID-era federal grants recently terminated by the Trump administration had been helping Southwest Virginians access vaccines, including those required for public school enrollment. Now the Mount Rogers Health District is trying to figure out how to continue its vaccination outreach clinics that help residents and families access preventative care, track respiratory virus outbreaks and support patients with long-COVID after laying off 13 of its contract staff.

    By Emily Schabacker Verified · Cardinal News

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • UVa opens outpatient transplant clinic in Wytheville, as Carilion awaits state decision on Roanoke kidney transplant program

    By Emily Schabacker Verified| Cardinal News@ The University of Virginia announced the opening of a new outpatient organ transplant clinic in Wytheville this week, just days before the state health commissioner is set to issue a final decision on Carilion Clinic’s proposal to launch a kidney transplant program in Roanoke.  UVa has publicly opposed Carilion’s plan. The Wytheville location joins three other UVa transplant clinics across Southwest Virginia in Roanoke, Martinsville and Lynchburg.

    By Emily Schabacker Verified · Cardinal News

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Mount Rogers Health District lays off 13 employees amid COVID grant cuts; overall impact to Southwest Virginia remains unclear

    By Emily Schabacker Verified| Cardinal News@ COVID-era federal grants recently terminated by the Trump administration had been helping Southwest Virginians access vaccines, including those required for public school enrollment. Now the Mount Rogers Health District is trying to figure out how to continue its vaccination outreach clinics that help residents and families access preventative care, track respiratory virus outbreaks and support patients with long-COVID after laying off 13 of its contract staff.

    By Emily Schabacker Verified · Cardinal News

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Center for Global Development

The Center for Global Development (CGD) is a nonprofit think tank located in Washington, D.C., and London, dedicated to international development. Founded in 2001, CGD focuses on reducing global poverty and inequality by promoting policy changes through rigorous research and engagement with policymakers. The organization emphasizes evidence-based policies and operates with a commitment to transparency, diversity, and professional integrity. CGD produces research reports and policy proposals that address critical development issues. It also initiates partnerships and programs, such as the Energy for Growth Hub and Labor Mobility Partnerships, to tackle specific challenges in global development. The organization's work significantly influences policymakers and decision-makers, contributing to improvements in health and well-being worldwide. CGD has been recognized as a leading think tank in the international development sector, reflecting its impact on shaping effective policies.

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-416-4000

Founded: 2001