Racial/Ethnic Differences in Who’s Leaving California
Over the last decade, California’s population growth has slowed to a crawl and, in the last two years, has even begun to decline. This stunning shift is a function of slowing birth rates,…
Recording for Dodie (2022)
BY FRANCES RUBIO A Filipino-American daughter digitally records and visually captures the experience of being physically distanced from her sick father, who has been isolated in his nursing facility during…
Step by Step: Recreating a Family’s Lost Holocaust History
Holocaust survivors can have a difficult time talking about what they experienced during World War II. However, this can leave their descendants wondering what happened to their relatives and how…
Climate change: More fossil fuel investment, just ‘delusional’, warns Guterres
New funding from governments for fossil fuel exploration or production is simply “delusional” the UN chief warned on Tuesday, adding that it would only “further feed the scourge or war, pollution…
At least 55 killed by militants in latest attack in Burkina Faso
Mounting violence in the north of the country linked to al-Qaida and the Islamic State group Gunmen killed at least 55 people over the weekend in northern Burkina Faso, in the…
Myanmar: Cycle of ‘human rights violations and abuses’ continues, warns Bachelet
Still suffering from the devastating consequences of the February 2021 military coup, the UN rights chief said on Tuesday that the people of Myanmar remain “trapped in a cycle of…
South Sudan: UN humanitarians forced to cut aid to 1.7 million people
Food assistance to 1.7 million people in South Sudan has been suspended, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Tuesday, citing a funding crunch and rising needs. The agency…
Hunger in Latin America: Whole continent is on the move, warns WFP
Ever greater numbers of vulnerable people are risking their lives on dangerous migration routes in Latin America, forced to move by the global food security crisis that’s been made worse…
Myanmar’s multidimensional crises have ‘deepened and expanded dramatically’
The political crisis unleashed in Myanmar following the 1 February military coup last year, has “opened new frontlines that had long been at peace,” the UN Special Envoy told the…
Mali: Support ‘deep aspiration’ for reform, top envoy urges Security Council 
Long-term uncertainty related to the length of the transition period in Mali has made it even more difficult to achieve progress on implementing the 2015 peace agreement, the top UN…
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