UNGA 🇺🇳, Declare a Freedom Emergency
Israel has murdered over 44,248 Palestinians and is invading Lebanon. Russia continues its invasion & war on Ukraine. In Sudan,…
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Democratic World Cafés for Companies. Bridging the Gap Between the Private Sector and Active Participation in Democratic Society
IYTT published Working Paper No 7 – December 2024 ‘Democratic World Cafés for Companies. Bridging the Gap Between the Private…
Safeguarding democracy from the outside in: transnational democratic networks against autocratisation in contemporary Brazil
Over the last decade, Brazilian democracy has faced significant threats. Efforts to protect it began with the impeachment of Dilma…
Hague Talks – What’s at Stake: How Does Corruption Affect Us?
More than 5% of global GDP is lost to corruption every year and now over 50 former heads of state…
Equally Safe: Towards a feminist approach to the safety of journalists
Women’s right to freedom of expression requires them to be equally able to share their ideas and opinions – online…
Campaign calls for first female UN chief and open selection process
In the margins of the UN’s Summit of the Future, the “1 for 8 Billion” campaign on 20 September 2024…
G20: Take action on corruption
Forty-eight hours before the 2024 Leaders’ Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Transparency International filled the city’s sky with giant…
Economic Inclusion Group Mission
The Economic Inclusion Group is a policy organization advancing economic opportunity and financial inclusion globally, especially in the United States…
Many young people see democracy as a given, something that’s just always been there, says young politician Gabriela Bosnjak
This day marks 35 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, a defining moment that opened the door to…
Wabanaki Educator Receives National Community Service Award, by Jillian Kerr
Lynn Amakehs (butterfly) Mitchell, Passamaquoddy citizen and Maine Indian Education Facilities Manager, is deeply committed to preserving her community’s culture.…