The definitive guide to having a UN career with Andrew Russell

Andrew Russell has over three decades working at the UN in conflict-affected and transitional societies on peacebuilding, civil society development, crisis prevention, policy reform and strategic organizational change management.

This is a very special edition of the podcast as many of the questions were audience-generated in the PCDN Social Change Career Helping Line.

In Episode 7 of Season 6, we discussed many practical and ethical questions which Andrew patiently and wisely answered delivering a definitive guide to working for the UN. With topics that ranged from surviving bureaucracy; to opportunities and limitations for activism within the UN system; as well as difference between field and headquarters based careers, as well as many other key topics.

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Check out our previous seasons & episodes of our Award-Winning Social Change Career Podcast.

Key Links:

• CIDA- Canadian Development Agency
• How to contact Andrew Russell 
• UN Junior Development Program

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This episode was brought to you thanks to the Rotary Peace Fellowship:

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