Author: Abby Córdova and Natán Skigin The following was written by Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow Abby Córdova, associate professor of global affairs in the Keough School, and Kellogg PhD Fellow Natán Skigin, a doctoral…
Allies of the Turkish American candidate have dismissed questions about his heritage as racist. WASHINGTON — Pennsylvania Senate hopeful Mehmet Oz has faced a barrage of questions and criticism from…
Dmitry Nekazakov was walking his dog before he went to work when the Russian shelling started on Hostomel, a city on the outskirts of the capital, Kyiv. The sky buzzed…
(Washington, D.C.) – ICYMI, late last week, in a letter sent to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), more than 90 leading labor groups urged the Senate to pass Senator Patty Murray’s (D-WA),…
Over the past decade, the way that publicly traded companies have spoken publicly about climate change has unmistakably changed. Now, it’s become standard for many companies to, at the very…
Youth activism has been “pushing the world forward,” UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet told Day 1 of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)’s annual Youth Forum on…
Photo caption: Young train drivers, most of whom were teenagers, took hundreds of thousands of Cambodian people from other parts of the country to the Northwest zone of Pursat and…
Jennifer Trahan, ICMGLT Advisory Council Member and the Convenor of the Global Institute for the Prevention of Aggression, published an article in the American Society of International Law titled: Revisiting…
Online meeting deepens the friendship between fiber artists from Africa and North America The auction of 39 art quilts from Kenya has raised $12,308 for the artists in Nairobi, opening the…
From student 'teach-ins' in the Seventies, the movement now involves up to a billion people around the world demanding environmental action Earth Day, when an estimated 1 billion people take…