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Chemical attack won’t change Trump’s calculus on Syria
Dick Balzer dies
The writer, photographer and executive coach studied blue collar workers in the United States as an ICWA fellow in the 1970s. […]
Democracy in Europe group calls for action
ICWA director joins foreign policy experts and former officials signing a statement of principles over the erosion of the liberal world order. […]
Paris anti-Semitism rally in photographs
Thousands march after the murder of an octogenarian Holocaust survivor. […]
Jonathan Guyer to give talk at Harvard
Former fellow Jonathan Guyer (Egypt, 2015-2017) will deliver a seminar called “Cartooning the Police: A Graphic History of Contemporary Egypt” on Thursday, April 5 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Click here for information. Image credit here. […]
The Harvard Gazette: Jonathan Guyer on Arabic cartoons
A “new wave” of comics is rolling across the Middle East and North Africa. […]
Holding Nigeria’s law enforcers to account
A landmark ECOWAS court ruling is a first step in the fight against sexual harassment. […]
In Nigeria, home for the holidays
The author visits her maternal village, where change comes slowly. […]
Neri Zilber co-authors paper on the Palestinian Authority security forces
The institution that best embodies the Palestinian aspiration to self-determination may be the most positive aspect of the entire US-led peace process. […]
Washington Post: Eve Fairbanks on Passover
It reminds us that time isn’t the enemy. […]