The Center for Global Affairs, New York University
Author: Eric Seng, 2017
“Transformation is a key component of the modern human experience, whether it be changing political systems, ideologies, or other frameworks…”
[Read more…] about Education as an HIV Prevention and Intervention Strategy in South Africa
Author: Melissa Salyk-Virk, 2017
“Lebanon’s history post-independence has not been devoid of conflict. While re-establishing itself after its colonial rule, Lebanon has faced many internal conflicts, as well as interstate clashes…”
[Read more…] about Lebanese Youth in the Aftermath of War: Has Hezbollah Taken Hold in Lebanon?
Author: Jacquelyn Easterwood, 2017
“Menstruation hygiene management (MHM) remains an unfavorable conversation for many young girls globally…”
[Read more…] about Menstruation, Education, and Economies: How Empowering Schoolgirls Can Impact the Developing World
Author: Angela Rose Guiliani, 2017.
“Alongside a growing population poised to reach nearly 10 billion people by 2050 is a dramatic and detrimental shift in global dietary patterns…” [Read more…] about Food Sovereignty: An Alternative Model to Address the Implications of Shifting Diets
“Interethnic conflict leaves communities and societies of a state devastated. Those involved in the war, and the many generations that follow, struggle to reconstruct their country both physically and abstractly…”
[Read more…] about Education Structure and Policy as Barriers to Transitional Justice in Bosnia and Herzegovina