By Hannah Sim In the Paris Agreement, an international treaty on climate change adopted in 2015, an overarching goal was set to limit...

By The John Sexton Scholars Program John Sexton, NYU President Emeritus, spoke about the duty of everyone to give back to the less...

By Tahia Bristi In the tumultuous aftermath of the Bosnian War, the delicate equilibrium between punishment and mercy emerges as a...

By Rahul Ramakrishnan In pursuing justice for victims in international mass conflicts, the delicate balance between punishment and mercy...

By Arnav Raval Marked by bloodshed and numerous authoritarian regimes, the Guatemalan Civil War fundamentally redefined the nation’s...

By Alex Kho The Sudanese power conflict is a fierce rivalry emanating from Sudan’s past and clouding the country’s future. In the early...

By Kiran Yeh The truth doesn't drown in water and doesn't burn in fire - Ukrainian Proverb In the aftermath of the Kakhovka dam explosion...

By Matthew Lee On January 25th, 2011, thousands of protestors poured into the streets of Cairo demanding economic and political reform....

By Peter Grande For three gory decades, Catholic Republicans were pitted against Protestant Unionists in a violent sectarian conflict...

By Robert Cook Shouts of “There is no Planet B” ring out from all directions. Picket signs protrude out of the never-ending mob, leaving...

By Aidan Gouley In this interview, Aidan Gouley (JS Scholar 2022) sits down with Dr. George Rupp, former CEO of the International Rescue...

By Eric Han In this interview, Eric Han (JS Scholar 2021) sits for a conversation with Tahsin Mashroof Hossain Mashfi to discuss police...

By Sara Davies Climate change will exponentially expand the global refugee crisis. By 2050, it is predicted that the number of people...

By Lucy Fritzinger Imagine a world in which your house only consists of a 10’x16’ room with five other people (Reid). The persistent leak...

By Hannah Sim Today, there are 890,000 displaced Rohingya refugees from Myanmar “living” in Bangladesh (Rohingya Refugee…; Reid; Khan et...

By Raana Forgah “We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not abandoned; struck...

By Robert Cook A flash appears in the distance, evidence of another village burning, a place where people lived and loved, now...

By Irene Cho With crop struggles, water scarcity, and overall less resources threatening livelihoods and already displacing twenty...

By Andrew Edelmann Displacement is no longer linear. With the sheer scope of today’s refugee crisis and the widespread emergence of mass...