Proud to Murder: Duterte's War on Drugs in the Philippines
After being elected President in 2016, Rodrigo Duterte began a bloody campaign to restrain drug use in the Philippines, ultimately...
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Manipur in Pieces: An Ethno-Political Crisis
The episode between two ethnic groups in Manipur, the Meitei and the Kuki people, has since June 2023 sparked public outrage in regard to...
Climate Change Policy: The urgency, benefits, and practical barriers to involving youth in decision-making
As the threats of climate change continue to exacerbate, so too do the lives of many children worldwide. Despite the detrimental impact...
So We Can't Say Gay?
The emergence of “Don’t Say Gay'' bills in conservative-leaning states in the U.S. initially restricted the teaching of LGBTQ topics to...
Slavery Today: The Legacy & Wording of the Thirteenth Amendment
A deeper look into the wording of the Thirteenth Amendment and the effects it has today. Do elements of slavery persist today? At the...
Voices from Abroad: Life Under Abortion Bans
As Americans face the loss of abortion access in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, women who have lived...
History Repeats Itself as Caribbeans Risk Their Lives at Sea to Reach the U.S.
Night time has arrived and you are standing on a beach miles from the city — whether it is Havana, Cuba or Port-Haitien, Haiti. You look...
Road Work Ahead: Human Costs of China's Belt and Road Initiative
Beyond the Silk Road From world leaders to high school debaters, many have lauded China’s Belt and Road Initiative as an unparalleled...
Evaluating the Human Rights Failure of the Philippines’ Counterterrorism Apparatus
Razel Suansing GLBL 288 Professor Nicholas Lotito
Equality and Fairness for Some: Education During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The challenges, changes, and unexpected benefits to elementary education as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. By Maia Decker | ...
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