I talk you through the last two weeks of posts on From Poverty to Power, including how to talk about corruption; giving away my blogging secrets; paying the research piper; Obama v call-out culture; and what do grassroots movements need from their international allies. All in 11 minutes. What's stopping you?

I talk you through this week's FP2P posts, including Links I Liked, a (very critical) discussion on 'experts' on the importance of Open Access, especially for books

A round up of posts on the From Poverty to Power blog on aid and development. This week we covered how to improve awful academic presentations at conferences; critiques of randomized controlled trials; public v private education in poor countries, and home grown economies in Africa. Enjoy.

Education specialist Prachi Srivastava on the rise of low fee private schools in developing countries

Talking you through recent posts on aid, development and other stuff on the From Poverty to Power blog, including Southern views and voices on the climate crisis, how to build effective states and podcasts with prominent women's leaders from Kenya and India

Interview with Ingrid Srinath of the Centre for Social Impact and Philanthropy in Delhi, a globally respected expert on civil society.

Njoki Njehu is a feminist activist and Pan African coordinator of the global Fight Inequality Alliance

Sam Hickey, who managed an 8 year long research programme on Effective States and Inclusive Development, summarizes its headline findings

Jessy Nkhoma And Isaac Mzembe, Malawian high school students, on Climate Change by From Poverty to Power

Audio Round Up (8m) of FP2P posts, week beginning 16th September by From Poverty to Power