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Mindful Healing: Balancing Mental Health, Justice, and Reconciliation in Conflict-Torn Societies


A Truth and Reconciliation: The Pathway Towards Reuniting Guatemala


Sudan Crisis


For Ukraine, A Restoration of Truth is a Restoration of Unity


Redeeming Democracy: Constructing an Egyptian Truth and Reconciliation Committee


Aching for Accountability, Pining for Peace: The Paradox of Justice in Northern Ireland


The World's Forgotten Refugees


The Disproportionate Impact of Climate Change on Displaced Populations


Can Nature Re-place those whom it Displaced?


Crushed, but not Destroyed: Can Social Media and Music Transform Lives?


Sink or Swim?


Refugees and their Economic Impact


Damming the Rising Tides of Chronic Instability


Defending Dignity: Redefining Refugee Legal Protections


Burma, Ukraine, and the Risk of Short-Sightedness


The UN’s Highest Court Might Convict Myanmar. It Won’t Be Enough.


5 Ways for American High School and College Students to Support Ukrainians


John Sexton Essay Contest 2019: Kevin Tang

Exodus: Will Anyone Help the Rohingya Refugees?


Resolving Human Rights through Demilitarization and Equal Representation


Returning Rohingya Refugees Home Safely


John Sexton Essay Contest 2018: Elena Li


Cries of the Rohingya Mother, Unseen, Unheard


The Keys to Successful Repatriation of the Rohingya


Words Carry Urgency in the Rohingya Genocide


To Assert Rohingya Humanity, Turn to the Arts


What We Can Do to Help the Rohingya


The Perils of Comparing Rwandan Dictatorship and Democratization to the Rohingya Refugee Crisis


Mass Media and Genocide in The Modern Age


Us and Them


John Sexton Essay Contest 2021: Aruna Das


Naming and Shaming: The Rohingya Crisis


The Case For Intervention


Genocide: Contradictions as a Continuity