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Alaa Murabit, a UN high-level commissioner on health employment and economic growth, spoke on the importance of women's rights in state-building at a Mar. 15 event.

UN Commissioner: Empower Women in State-Building to Promote Peace

By Jessica Lin March 19, 2018

The global community must engage the voices of more women to promote peace and prosperity around the world, Alaa Murabit, a United Nations high-level commissioner on health employment and economic growth,...

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Students and administrators launched the HoyasForShe initiative, part of the university’s HeForShe requirements, in an effort to raise awareness for gender equity.

Students, Administrators Launch HoyasForShe

By Tara Subramaniam March 31, 2017

Students and administrators launched HoyasforShe, the student advocacy component of the university’s United Nations HeForShe campaign commitment, with plans to coordinate gender equity marketing...

VIEWPOINT: Putting Politics Before Justice

By Ken Opalo November 14, 2016

Last month, South Africa announced its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court. The decision came only days after Burundi announced that it would also leave the court. This brings the number of...

UN Director Promotes LGBT Rights Activism

By William Zhu November 17, 2015

United Nations Free and Equal Campaign Director Charles Radcliffe called for increasing activism amidst a climate of shifting attitudes toward LGBT rights in an increasingly polarized world at a forum...

UN Commissioner Discusses Global Refugee Crises, Reform

By Cheryl Liu October 30, 2015

The United Nations’ High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres called on the international community to collaborate on resolving ongoing refugee crises at the semester’s third Global Futures...

HOCHBERG: Food for Thought

HOCHBERG: Food for Thought

By Gracie Hochberg October 9, 2015

While many children do not buy their parents’ “there are starving children” argument as a reason to eat that last bite of broccoli, the tired adage makes even less sense in the context of current...

The Promise of Reverse Innovation

The Promise of Reverse Innovation

By Sebastian Nicholls July 2, 2015

The expiration of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals this year brings to mind important questions. In 2000, the UN set 2015 as the deadline to eradicate global poverty, promote gender equality,...

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Ban Reflects on Service in SFS Address

By Kshithij Shrinath May 16, 2015

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon reflected on the importance of service and unity in a world filled with crises and opportunities during his address to the Class of 2015 at the School of...

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Claudia Fritsche, Liechtenstein’s ambassador to the United States, remarked on the changes she has noted in her 40-year career in foreign service.

Diplomat Discusses Career in Foreign Service

By Giovanna Azevedo October 10, 2014

Claudia Fritsche, Liechtenstein’s ambassador to the United States, recounted her career in foreign service in an event hosted by the International Relations Club at the Mortara Center on Wednesday...

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The Feminism Debate

By Emma Lux October 6, 2014

Emma Watson, U.N. Women Goodwill Ambassador, recently spoke at the U.N. Headquarters in New York in an attempt to clarify the meaning of “feminism” to a generation of women who seem to be missing...

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Sigrid Kaag discussed her involvement in the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons.

UN Coordinator Discusses Syrian Chemical Weapons

By Margaret Heftler October 3, 2014

Sigrid Kaag, the United Nations special coordinator of the mission to eliminate chemical weapons in Syria, spoke on the challenges and successes encountered in the midst of the Syrian Civil War in...

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A Recurring Theme of Objectification

By Kate Riga September 29, 2014

"If men don’t have to be aggressive in order to be accepted, women wouldn’t feel compelled to be submissive. If men don’t have to control, women won’t have to be controlled. Both men and women...

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