Spring 2022 Series 1: U.S. public attitudes toward foreign aid & foreign policy

December 2021

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This presentation is the first installment of the 2021 U.S. Spring Insight Series, co-hosted by DEL and the United Nations Foundation. This deck establishes a baseline of U.S. public attitudes by examining engagement with foreign aid and foreign policy. To download the presentation, scroll down and click the link.

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