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Raquel Campos Franco

Raquel Campos Franco

De-fora-a-fora founder and Professor

Raquel is the founder of de-fora-fora and an Assistant Professor at Católica Porto Business School (CPBS).

She has a PhD in Management from the University of Bath, UK. She is passionate about the non-profit sector, to which she has dedicated a large part of her research and consultancy activity, having coordinated various teams over the years.

Examples include the studies Trends and Challenges for Portuguese Foundations (2022) and The Social Impact of Portuguese Foundations for the Portuguese Foundation Centre (2021), the NGOs Diagnosis in Portugal for the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (2015), the Portuguese chapter for the EUFORI - European Foundations for Research and Innovation project for the European Commission's DG Research and Innovation (2015).

She had the privilege of working directly with Emílio Rui Vilar in teaching a pioneering course on the Management of Non-Profit Organisations in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and of working with Lester Salamon on the project on the Portuguese Non-Profit Sector, which would later give rise to the Social Economy Satellite Account.

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In 2024 write to share, but also to learn | Jan24 editorial News
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In 2024 write to share, but also to learn | Jan24 editorial

de-fora-fora invites you to write about social problems or solutions to them, about what everyone who works in non-profit organisations or companies does, directly or indirectly, on social issues. About what you learn from your successes and mistakes, and how you try to improve every day. But writing is also useful for those who write, not just for those who read.

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Young Portuguese teaching the world how to fight for change News
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Young Portuguese teaching the world how to fight for change

It as international news for several days that six young Portuguese are today defending the cause of climate action at the European Court of Human Rights. We can't ignore it or shrug our shoulders - on the contrary. We need to take a close look and reflect on how we can be effective today in the fight for the planet and the future of humanity.

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