Developments in Literacy (DIL), a Pakistan-based non-profit, is educating and empowering underprivileged students, particularly girls, by op
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How do we prevent atrocities like those in Bosnia and Rwanda from happening again? We talk with Ambassador Samantha Power.
Over $400 million in federal grants will fund Early Head Start Expansion and Child Care Partnerships.
In a world where the power of big money feels insurmountable, is there anything ordinary citizens can do about it?
New America welcome’s six contributors to Drone Wars to discuss the history, policy implications, and ethics of an era of unmanned drones.
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As definitions of masculinity and femininity shift, gender is no longer as strong a factor in pre-determining the structures of our lives.
Lisa Goldman speaks with Daniel Seidemann and Robert Wright about the diplomatic, legal, and historical facets of a complex city.
This film, directed and produced by Fellow Hao Wu, is a coming-of-age story that chronicles the staging of the American musical Fame by the
What can the history of investigative journalism – or global muckraking, as Columbia professor Anya Schiffrin calls it – teach us?