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23 May 2013
Niki May Young ponders the importance of being able to ask the silly questions.
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Researcher, (freelance)
Beth Breeze is a researcher who specialises in philanthropy. She currently undertakes research within the ESRC Centre for Charitable Giving and Philanthropy and recently co-founded the Centre for Philanthropy, Humanitarianism and Social Justice at the University of Kent.
She began her career as a fundraiser for a youth homelessness charity and has worked in a variety of fundraising, research and charity management roles.
Her doctoral thesis, due for completion in 2009, investigates the meaning and purpose of philanthropy in contemporary UK society.
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