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Understanding Forms of government


Democracy, authoritarianism, communism, socialism, monarchy, diarchy. Some of these you may know well, some you might have heard of, while others you have not (I am looking at you diarchy). What forms of government are out there, what shapes to they take, and is there any overlap? In this episode we talk with Djimet Dogo, Director of Africa House in Portland Oregon, who walks us through the various types of governments we see around the world. He has a unique lived experience that informs his understanding of these types of government, as he has fought hard against authoritarian governments, specifically in his home country of Chad.

It is important to understand what these forms of government are and what they really mean, as many of these terms are talked about in a way that does not reflect their true nature. As you listen to this episode, you will gain insights in to these forms of government, some of the key features to look for, and how you can talk about them in an accurate way.

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Drink Recipes
French '77 in flute glass


French '77



Ingredients: 1 oz. gin, 1/4 oz. lemon juice, 1/2 oz. simple syrup, 4 oz. champagne, lemon twist, ice. 

- Add 4 oz. of champagne to flute.

- Fill cocktail shaker 3/4 full with ice. 

- Add gin, lemon juice, and simple syrup to cocktail shaker. 

- Shake mixture for 10 seconds. 

- Strain into flute and garnish with lemon twist. 

12 oz. glass, 10 oz. milk

- Pour milk into the glass and enjoy!



Vodka Cranberry in glass with ice and a slice of lime


Vodka Cranberry




Ingredients:
  cup of ice, 3 tbsp. vodka, 1/3 cup cranberry juice, 1 lime wedge. 

- Add vodka and cranberry juice to cup with ice. 

- Stir drink together.  

- Garnish with lime wedge. 









Green Tea in glass with decorative mint around glass

Green Tea

 



Ingredients
: 3/4 cup of water, one green tea bag, sweetener (optional).

- Boil your water

- Add tea bag to cup and pour boiling water

- Allow tea bag to steep for 3-5 mins. then remove

- Add sweetener, if desired. 







Guests

Djimet Dogo, Associate Director of the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) and Director IRCO/Africa House

Djimet Dogo is the Associate Director of the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) and Director IRCO/Africa House. His work to effect true community engagement includes a demonstrated history of over 23 years’ experience facilitating collaborative coalition building for refugee and immigrant communities. His many educational qualifications include a Master of Public Administration from PSU and several degrees in Human Rights, Conflict Resolution, Peace building and Leadership from France, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia and South Africa. Mr. Dogo was pivotal in the creation of the culturally specific community focal point Africa House in 2006—the only culturally and linguistically specific one-stop service center targeting the increasingly diverse and rapidly growing number of African immigrants and refugees living in Oregon.



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