Mark Sidel

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ABOUT MARK SIDEL

Email: s••••@wisc.edu. I write and advise on nonprofit and philanthropic institutions, policy and law; social policy; and legal reform, focusing on Asia (particularly China, Vietnam, and India) and the United States. Books, articles, consulting reports and other information are available at https://law.wisc.edu/profiles/m••••••••@wisc.edu and https://repository.law.wisc.edu/s/uwlaw/item/2877.Country/regional research, consulting, advising and teaching experience includes Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Cambodia, Canada, Chile, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Kazakhstan, North Korea (DPRK), Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Singapore, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, UK, United Arab Emirates, the US, Vietnam and elsewhere. Consulting and advising work over the years has included American Bar AssociationAmerican Friends Service Committee (AFSC/US)AppleAsia CatalystAsia FoundationAsia Pacific Philanthropy Consortium (APPC)Asia SocietyAsian Development BankAvaazBaker & HostetlerBrookings InstitutionCapital Appeals Project (New Orleans)Charities Aid Foundation (CAF America)Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs/DANIDA (Danish International Development Agency)Dunhuang FoundationEconomic and Social Research Council (ESRC UK)Federal Public Defender (CA)Ford FoundationGates FoundationGive2AsiaGlobal GivingGovernment of CanadaHarvard Program on Disability/Harvard Law SchoolHastings CenterInternational Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL)Mirror Biology Dialogues Fund (MBDF)New York UniversityOpen Philanthropy/Coefficient GivingOxfamNorwegian Center for Human RightsResource AllianceSIDA/Indevelop (Swedish International Development Agency)The Philanthropic Initiative (TPI)The Rights Practice (US)The Timken FoundationUnited Nations Development Programme (UNDP)UK Serious Organized Crime AgencyUnited Arab Emirates Office of the Crown Prince / Ministry of Community DevelopmentUS Department of JusticeUS State DepartmentVietnamese Ministry of JusticeWorld Bankmultiple UK, US, Scottish and German law firms and public interest law organizations, and other groupsI currently serve on the boards of the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL); China Medical Board; Give2Asia; and Latitude Global. I am a volunteer at the Asylum Support Clinic (NY), and an elected member of the American Law Institute.A note to current and former students at, Brooklyn, Cardozo, Denver, Harvard, Indiana Lilly School, Iowa, Melbourne, Miami, Sciences Po, Vermont, Victoria, Wisconsin, and elsewhere - I welcome you to connect on LinkedIn.