One woman fights to enforce the UN’s global ban on the treatment in India. […]
TIME: Astha Rajvanshi on India’s ‘conversion therapy’
New Lines: Neri Zilber on Israel-Lebanon agreement
The rights to the Qana-Sidon natural gas field flamed tensions between the two countries. […]
Annual dinner: November 18
Marking founder Charles Crane’s role in independent Czechoslovakia. The New York Times’s Roger Cohen will deliver the keynote speech. […]
NYT: Gregory Feifer reviews ‘The Story of Russia’
To understand Russia today, Figes argues you must look at its foundation myths. […]
Robert Levinson dies
Honorary Trustee Bob Levinson, who established the Levinson Fellowship, dies at 97. […]
Conflict refugees find a cold welcome in Burkina Faso
Government neglect and rising discrimination are prompting a major crisis for the Peul people. […]
Barbara Bright Novovitch dies
She was a trailblazing journalist who documented student movements of the 1960s on her fellowship. […]
For queer Syrians in Germany, all that glitters is not gold
LGBTQ+ exiles try to find their place in a diverse society. […]
Pain and profit in a Greek island’s proximity to Turkey
Once a vital trading center with far-flung diaspora, Chios reflects the diversity of the country’s border regions. […]
In Ghana, a celebrity chef spotlights Fulani culture
Fatmata Binta is taking the international food world by storm. […]