Abstract:I recently had the wonderful opportunity to meet an S-CAR MS alumna, Cecily Cutshall, at her “office” which turned out to be a local coffee shop in...
Abstract:Conflict 310/795: Engaging Violent Narratives was a course designed to give students the opportunity to respond to a real world problem. There was a need for...
Abstract:Hosteling International – Washington DC, will hold its annual peace conference under the theme Connected, but Disconnected: Changing Social Norms on...
Abstract:The first televised debate among Republican presidential candidates gave no indication by the majority of those running that ISIS and other stateless...
Abstract:For many people, the start of summer symbolizes a period when they put on hold all school-related activities so that they can embark on other fun and exciting...
Abstract:The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action - also called the Iran Deal - signed between Iran, the P5+1 (the five permanent members of the United Nations Security...
Abstract:Samantha Borders is an incoming 2015 doctoral student who has spent time working in Israel-Palestine as a development officer at Project Hope Nablus. Samantha...
Abstract:Termed a “plague” by the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights at the United States Department of Education, Russlyn Ali, sexual violence on college...
Abstract:On April 25, 2015, the official launch of ‘Gender Liberation,’ an NGO that works toward informing, connecting, and empowering gender-diverse...
Abstract:The end of each school year is a call for reflection. Many of us look back and reflect on the decisions we have taken and the projects we have either led or...
Abstract:The March 2015 Israeli elections provided much drama and surprise. Pre-election polling indicated a slight lead for the dovish leader Isaac Herzog over the...
Abstract:In 2010, I became involved with Community Lodgings, a non-profit organization that looks to lift families from homelessness and instability to independence and...
