When Do We Really Mean “Never Again”?
By, Bailey DeWitt
Genocide in the twenty-first century is often too grueling of a topic for most Westerners to fully comprehend. “Never again”, a phrase meant to provide solace in a time of…
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Violence Behind Protesting
By, Madison Williams
Throughout the past generation, our country has become more vocal in the beliefs and stances on the political issues seen throughout the world. With the power of social media, we…
Forgotten #Children as World Ignores a Current #Genocide ?
Where is our humanity? From Susan Sacirbey
Who are these children who have a name and an identity that has also given them the UN label “the most persecuted people in the world” ? They are Myanmar…
The #Indigenous, Educators & Custodians of our Future
There are more than 370 million Indigenous people living in more than 90 countries across the globe. (Rainforest Action Network) The theme this year at the United Nations for International…
Is Radio Dying or Thriving? – World Radio Day
The radio is not a relic but is still the lifeline for information for billions, both in the developed and developing countries. Radio may be in the shadow of emerging…
UN Holds First Ever Social Media Day – Digital-Diplomacy Comes Home?
An early leader in employing social media, the United Nations heralded January 30, 2015 as Social Media Day. The event was probably of many to come where digital-diplomacy is addressed…
World Bank Goes into the Mind & Heart of Poverty
Besides an interesting title, the World Bank goes outside the box, and we might add into our minds, in its recent publication: “Mind, Society and Behavior.” The World Bank has…
Re-tweeted by the UN Secretary General? – Educating the New Citizen Diplomat
Lack of access and transparency may no longer define diplomacy as digital diplomacy breaks down old barriers. From Syria conflict to climate change to economic inequality, the debate has moved…