Abstract:During a town hall at George Mason University in Northern Virginia last fall, Sanders hugged an American Muslim student after she asked him a personal and an...
Abstract:Less than two months ago, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union by a margin of 52 percent to 48 percent. Northern Ireland voters wanted to...
Abstract:When Nancy Dorcas responded to a post in George Mason University’s School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution’s newsletter about participating in...
Abstract:As a young girl growing up in Yemen, I became aware of what I perceived as a contradiction: the food going to villages are much more than the food coming back...
Abstract:The US Department of State and USAID have laid out how American development and diplomacy agencies will work together to reduce violent extremism abroad. David...
Abstract:I had the great pleasure of giving a keynote address today to the North American Society for Social Philosophy. Here’s how it starts and a few excerpts...
Abstract: Violence in conflict does not discriminate. Men, women and children suffer from starvation, bombings, forced disappearances and torture. They equally...
Abstract:Over the past few weeks, the United States has witnessed a severe escalation of violence and mistrust between police and the communities that the police are...
Abstract:The events in Turkey last night were nothing short of astounding – the world watched a NATO country, in which all was normal as late as happy hour,...
Abstract:Amtrak is excited to announce the selection of the second group of writers selected to participate in the #AmtrakResidency program. Over the next year, they...
Abstract: This month’s Young Woman to Watch is Nousha Kabawat, founder and director of Project Amal ou Salam (meaning Project Hope and Peace), a grassroots...
