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The New Republic: Karina Piser on the ultra-secular French left

By Karina Piser | May 29, 2018

A student union president at the Sorbonne is demonized for her hijab.

Jamie Workman launches new venture

By ICWA Staff | May 23, 2018

I've just launched a business (which grew indirectly out of my fellowship experience in southern Africa more than a decade ago).

Bryn Barnard receives acclaim for children’s book

By ICWA Staff | May 22, 2018

THE NEW OCEAN is on the 2018 ILA-CBC Children’s Choices reading list.

Stephen Maly spearheads peace projects

By ICWA Staff | May 22, 2018

Stephen Maly (Canada Fellow, 1989-91) manages special projects for Helena Civic Television in Montana’s capital city.

The migration cycle: The US role in Latin American migration

By ICWA Staff | May 18, 2018

Join ICWA for a panel discussion on June 8.

Jonathan Guyer in conversation at Harvard Book Store

By ICWA Staff | May 18, 2018

Jonathan Guyer (Egypt, 2015-2017) will take part in a conversation with Molly Crabapple, author of Brothers of the Gun: A Memoir of the Syrian War, on Tuesday, June 12 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. More information here.

The Daily Beast: Neri Zilber on Gaza’s tragedy

By ICWA Staff | May 16, 2018

Why thousands have been willing to risk harm—if not death—in an attempt to infiltrate into Israel.

Russian election meddling ‘biggest intelligence coup in history’

By ICWA Staff | May 14, 2018

VIDEO: Watch highlights from ICWA's panel "Russia and the US: What Next?"

The Atlantic: Neri Zilber on the threat of new unrest for Israel

By ICWA Staff | May 14, 2018

A confluence of events could spark a tempest.

PRI: Jonathan Guyer on the arrest of an Egyptian satirist

By ICWA Staff | May 10, 2018

Abu Zeid is likely to be tried under a stringent new counter-terrorism law indiscriminately deployed against perceived dissenters.