The New York Times Magazine: Pramila Jayapal featured in ‘The Democrats Have an Immigration Problem’ By ICWA Staff | October 15, 2018 We know what Democrats stand against, but what do Democrats stand for?
Housework and homecoming By Matthew Chitwood | October 15, 2018 Part 1: Renovating a mud house in rural China.
World Politics Review: Robbie Corey-Boulet on corruption in Liberia By ICWA Staff | October 12, 2018 Financial corruption and scandal affect President Weah's credibility.
The Atlantic: Shannon Sims on Brazil’s presidential election By ICWA Staff | October 5, 2018 How do women from various regions feel about the far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro?
Foreign Policy: Cheng Li, Charlotte Yang on international students in the US and China By ICWA Staff | October 5, 2018 Beijing is embracing education for cultural diplomacy as the US increasingly devalues it.
EVENT: Enablers and Barriers to Girls’ Education and Health in Nigeria By ICWA Staff | October 2, 2018 Join our recently returned fellow Onyinye Edeh (Nigeria, 2016-2018) for a lecture on Wednesday, October 3, 2018, 12:45-2:15pm, at SAIS.
World Politics Review: Robbie Corey-Boulet on the decline of women’s rights in Tanzania By ICWA Staff | September 21, 2018 Tanzanian men are in a position to make life harder for women, and they may be inclined to endorse the president’s patriarchal views.
EVENT: Enablers and Barriers to Girls’ Education in Nigeria By ICWA Staff | September 20, 2018 Join our recently returned fellow Onyinye Edeh (Nigeria, 2016-2018) for a lecture on Monday, October 1, 2018, 12-1:15pm, at George Washington University.
Macron’s historic decision to recognize Algerian War atrocities By Karina Piser | September 19, 2018 But will it lead to a real reckoning with the colonial past?
The Nation: Karina Piser on Macron’s acknowledgement of Algerian War torture By ICWA Staff | September 19, 2018 France takes an important step for reckoning with its violent legacy and colonial history.
