In this bonus edition of Long Story Short, Devex West Coast correspondent Catherine Cheney digs into what the Facebook data hijacking scandal may mean for organizations that have partnered with the social media giant on data for good initiatives.

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People donate everything after a disaster: Old clothes, medicine, teddy bears. How should NGOs manage donations when they're not what survivors need?

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Foreign aid has long been a punching bag for U.K. tabloids. Now, U.K. development agencies are reticent to speak to reporters. Devex Correspondent Molly Anders explores what that means for democracy, culture, attitudes, and journalism.

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Molly's full series on the UK Media and Aid here: http://bit.ly/UKMediaSeries

Do: Know your audience, let individuals tell their stories, tap into the universality of the human experience. Don't: Reinforce the white savior narrative, romanticize poverty, oversimplify. Devex Associate Director of Communications Carine Umuhumuza shares her top tips for creating engagement-worthy content in the era of social media.

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A year in, we've seen budget cuts, job cancellations and rumblings of a new U.S. International Development Finance Institution. What does the second year of the Trump administration have in store?

This week, Associate Editor Adva Saldinger and Senior Reporter Michael Igoe take you inside the "America First" development agenda.

Devex Correspondent Amy Lieberman talks to Women Deliver CEO Katja Iverson about the U.N.'s Commission on the Status of Women. Here's what it means for key issues such as family planning and the future of the #AidToo movement.

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A year into the Trump administration, we've seen budget cuts, job cancellations, and rumblings of a new U.S. International Development Finance Institution. What does the second year of the Trump administration have in store?

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Wage gaps. Leadership tracks. Being a mom in global development.

A conversation on the state of #GlobalDevWomen.

When the public becomes desensitized to humanitarian crises, it sends a ripple effect across the development industry. In this episode, we explore the cost of tuning out — and what it means for funding, access and aid worker security.

What 2018 means for development financing, national security, humanitarian aid, gender inequality, China.