“Public Space is Vital Component of #Cities” – World #Habitat Day
We share more than living space when we converge in the city, the town and the village. Public places become part of culture, social interaction and political discourse. They…
We share more than living space when we converge in the city, the town and the village. Public places become part of culture, social interaction and political discourse. They…
Far from the coincidental Ambassador, Shakira has turned her effort on behalf of Children’s education from UNICEF, to the World Bank and even a joint Israeli/Palestinian school in Jerusalem. It…
The life of a refugee matters to all of us as human beings and global citizens. It is ironic that these Syrian refugees traveling by raft from Turkey arrive on…
Tourism’s impact is more likely than not underestimated by policy makers and the public. Tourism constitutes 10% of the global GDP and 6% of world trade. It is the better…
The United Nations and its diplomacy is increasingly about engaging the global citizen. Fenced in diplomatic reserves remain at the UN HQ which is hosting the globe’s kings, presidents, prime…
They could most benefit from being connected but are the least likely, around 4 billion people around the globe in the least developed states or simply trapped in poverty among…
In the past two weeks, our campaign “We’ve all been #Refugees, as Old as War & Natural Disaster, ” has garnered traction and feedback. In this series, we include photos…
The plight of refugees is the same, regardless of century, race, ethnicity, sex, age, and color. Whether driven by famine, war, natural disaster, or territorial relocations/upheavals, we share a collective…
Is Diplomacy in Syria Failing the Lessons of Bosnia? Lecture by Ambassador Muhamed Sacirbey, Bosnia & Herzegovina –Tuesday, Sept. 15, 12:30, Modesto A. Maidique Campus/CP145 –FIU (Florida International University) Steven…
As the refugee crisis escalates, our response tests our humanity, as well as our capacity. Here, more photos to remind of our shared legacy as Refugees just in the last half…