How ‘Je Suis Charlie’ became a rallying cry for the French Republican model By Karina Piser Three years on, the debate over the attack on the satirical magazine is making it more difficult to battle extremism.
Sexual assault and the culture of silence in Nigeria By Onyinye Edeh Violence is destroying the lives of countless women and girls.
Education and exclusion for special needs students in Indonesia By Jonthon Coulson At one school in central Java, dedicated teachers are at the vanguard of a field largely ignored by the country's policymakers.
Bloomberg: Ezra Fieser on Raul Castro By ICWA Staff The Cuban president holds on to power a little longer.
WAMU: Tyrone Turner photographs Washington winter fashion By ICWA Staff Residents attempt to balance style with warmth.
The Nation: Karina Piser on Muslim students and French secularism By ICWA Staff Many believe a principle designed to unite often excludes them from ideas about what it means to be French.
Power, authority and the will to change: Female genital mutilation in Nigeria’s Osun state By Onyinye Edeh Education may be making inroads against a brutal practice.
Video: Sexual harassment in France By ICWA Staff Julie Barlow and Jean-Benoit Nadeau discuss the fallout from the #MeToo campaign.
The French school system and the war on radicalization By Karina Piser How one teacher is trying to redefine the debate about secularism.
