Studying Civil Resistance Online: A Case Study on Cambodia and Vietnam
Published: June 17, 2014
By: Daryn Cambridge
Over the past eight months, USIP’s Academy has launched 8 self-paced, online courses, registering more than 3,000 people in...
Blue & Green Friday Replacing Black Friday Supporting Dignity Not Dollars and Deals
The holiday season begins with overconsumption of everything available and possible to acquire. Every year, the consumerism countdown to Christmas devours more hours requiring...
THE UNITED NATIONS DISCUSSES OCEANS
By Joshua Cooper
The first world conference for one of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the UN Ocean Conference, focused on SDG...
CRPD – Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
The United State of America presents itself as a light of liberty and defender of democracy to the world. One of the best indicators...
Martin Luther King Jr.
Joshua Cooper -
The commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. ‘s birthday offers an annual opportunity to reflect on the human rights movement King was...
Human Rights at the United Nations
One doesn’t expect their handiwork to appear often on the opinion page of The Wall Street Journal, especially if your profession focuses on peace,...
November 9 Significance in U.S. Connected to Lessons of Freedom & Human Rights in...
November 9 is a significant day in history. it will continue to hold an importance on the domestic front for some states and the...
International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
Every August 9, the family of nations celebrates its latest recognized member’s existence on earth. August 9 is the International Day of the...
The UN Expert Mechanism Matures & Motivates at Third Session
Joshua Cooper
Director INDIG
Director Hawaii Insititute for Human Rights
The new mechanism in the global human rights machinery focusing on indigenous rights is illuminating insight into...