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VIEWPOINT: Listen to Palestinian Voices

VIEWPOINT: Listen to Palestinian Voices

Over 60 members of Georgetown University’s faculty have signed a statement calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. The petition also demanded the provision of full humanitarian assistance to civilians...

VIEWPOINT: Understand Israel-Palestine Conflict

VIEWPOINT: Understand Israel-Palestine Conflict

By Jonathan Lincoln November 3, 2023

From 2005 to 2009 and again from 2017 to 2021, I served as a United Nations (U.N.) official based in Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.  I arrived during Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza...

VIEWPOINT: Seek Truth, Condemn Terrorism

VIEWPOINT: Seek Truth, Condemn Terrorism

By Nate Schindler October 13, 2023

The conversation surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict is clouded by the voices of those who know little about the other side. It’s sad, but it’s true.  The parties involved are divided...

LETTER: Dear DeGioia

LETTER: Dear DeGioia

By Sam Halabi October 13, 2023

On Sunday evening, Oct. 8, President DeGioia sent a message to the Georgetown University community via email.  The letter opened with Pope Francis’s heartfelt message to the world: “Let it...

VIEWPOINT: Accept Sustainable Peace-Building

VIEWPOINT: Accept Sustainable Peace-Building

By David L. Phillips October 13, 2023

Initial shock over Hamas’ attack of Israel is turning to rage. Israelis are horrified by the Hamas killing spree, with many, including Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, clamoring for a ground invasion...

DC’s 2023 World Culture Festival Presents a Diverse Array of Cultural Performances

DC’s 2023 World Culture Festival Presents a Diverse Array of Cultural Performances

By Olivia Noreke October 6, 2023

Students, tourists and residents alike were given the chance to travel the world this weekend without ever having to leave Washington, D.C. Over 17,000 people performed at the National Mall during the...

Book Advocates for Increased Diversity and Inclusion in Diplomacy

Book Advocates for Increased Diversity and Inclusion in Diplomacy

By Akashdiya Chakraborty February 24, 2022

Examining diversity, equity and inclusion is crucial for effective conflict prevention and diplomatic solutions, according to a new book titled “Untapped Power: Leveraging Diversity and Inclusion for...

First Graduate Students Receive Certificate in Gender, Peace, Security

First Graduate Students Receive Certificate in Gender, Peace, Security

By Grace Buono and Samantha Sinutko February 18, 2021

The first students to complete Georgetown University’s graduate certificate in gender, peace and security graduated in December 2020.  The GPS certificate, which is issued by the Georgetown...

AMBER GILLETTE/THE HOYA From left to right: Ambassador Melanne Verveer, who co-moderated the event, women’s rights activist Masih Alinejad and author Azar Nafisi criticized the mandatory hijab policy in Iran at a Dec. 5 panel.

Iranian Women’s Rights Advocate Criticizes Mandatory Hijab Policy

By Riley Rogerson December 7, 2018

Oppressive policies toward women in the Middle East must be combatted, scholars, leaders and activists said at a panel on women’s rights in Iran on Dec. 5. Iran currently ranks in the bottom third...

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Former Ambassador Melanne Verveer, the executive director of the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security, promoted a new index measuring womens well-being worldwide.

Georgetown Institute Names Iceland Best Country for Women’s Well-Being

By Yasmine Salam December 1, 2017

Iceland is the best country for women’s well-being, according to a new Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security index that measures women’s well-being around the globe. The United...

VIEWPOINT: Targeted Strategy Disrupts Peace Process

By Oscar Amaya October 14, 2016

After four years of negotiations, the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia announced a bilateral ceasefire June 23, theoretically marking the end of the longest armed conflict...

On Israeli Apartheid Week

By Matt Martin and Eman Abdelfadeel April 11, 2016

Georgetown Students for Justice in Palestine is committed to raising awareness about the Palestinian cause through the framework of human rights and social justice. We seek to shed light on often underreported...

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