Highlighting Wabanaki Women in History, by Jillian Kerr
This is a post in the Blog: Voices of Decolonization. It focuses on Wabanaki Women in history.
Type: Blog
Hard Questions About the EU Lifting Sanctions on an Iranian Tech Company
By removing cloud technology firm Abr Arvan from its sanctions list, the EU has set a concerning—and puzzling—precedent. Last month,…
Highlighting the work of Sandra Bassett, by REACH Staff
For many years Wabanaki REACH has supported Wabanaki and Native men and women experiencing incarceration in the corrections system in…
Polarization Threatens to Derail Bosnia’s EU Ambitions
The opening of EU accession talks marks an important milestone for Bosnia, where ethnic tensions run high. But progress on…
New guidance for armed actors to prevent and mitigate conflict-induced hunger
April 15, 2024, marked the one-year anniversary of the conflict in Sudan, where one of the world’s largest hunger crises…
Doing debt democratically
Spiraling debt can undermine public services, marginalise the vulnerable, and compromise the future of democracy. This blog delves into the…
The implications of social injustice on mental health
This article emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health concerns among political leaders and citizens alike. They have actively created…
Another Off-Cycle Election Season in Nigeria
Nigerians in Edo and Ondo will go to the polls on September 21 and November 16, respectively, to elect state…
Addressing the humanitarian crisis in Sudan: a call to action
Sudan stands at a critical juncture as the one-year mark of the war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid…
Addressing Harmful Information Online
Disinformation, online gender-based violence (GBV), and hate speech greatly impact online civic space and democratic processes. Disinformation increases polarization, influences…