Guns, Gangs, and the Illusion of Security
by Lilian Elochukwu Terna-Ayua The 5th of February saw the expiration of the New START treaty between the United States and Russia. For the …
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When Data Stays on the Shelf: Why Organizations Collect but Rarely Apply Evidence
by Ivan Munguongeyo Across humanitarian and development organizations, enormous amounts of data are collected every year. Call it baseline s …
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My Many Dreams are in Many Languages
by Jasmine Koria My name is Jasmine, which in Anglicized Mandarin is mo li hua. I learned this on a recent visit to China, a few years after …
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The Strategic Dilemma of Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean
by Katerina Panagi The geographic fate of Cyprus has always been its most potent double-edged sword. Situated at the maritime crossroads of …
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Read moreApplications Open for the Executive Committee Members for The Commonwealth Children & Youth Disability Network (CCYDN)
April 18Applications are now open for young leaders to join the Executive Committee of the Commonwealth Chil …
Read moreThe Tides of Change: Why Climate Migration Is the Youth’s Fight
February 5by Hadia Khan The world is warming faster than ever, and with every degree, the realities of life ar …
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Read moreHas Justice for Indigenous Children in Canada Truly Been Served?
October 12by Riya Mehta Indigenous peoples in Canada have faced a long history of harm, from colonial control …
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Read moreStrikes, Broken Promises, and a Fading Future for Nigerian Students
September 10by Hannah Kumadi Wakawa The Nigerian educational sector is faced with numerous challenges that perme …
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Read moreYou Can’t Afford a Child Just Because You Can Make One
July 6by Similoluwa Ifedayo Sometime this month, on my way home, something cracked in me. I saw a boy—mayb …
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