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Torri Oats in Human Development Project

Sep 19, 2016

Why I Sit

I’ve never understood why I had to pledge allegiance to the flag. I learned the words out of obligation. I recited them because I was…

S.E.S. in Human Development Project

Sep 10, 2016

“Shutting Down” Marginalization and the Power of Shared Struggles

Laura Clise in Human Development Project

Sep 6, 2016

Courage and Allyship in the Face of Hate

After what felt like a decadent weekend offline in the wilderness of Montana, I returned last night to the social media flurry regarding the decision by Seattle Reign FC midfielder, Megan Rapinoe to take a knee during the playing of the national anthem at a…

Molly in Human Development Project

Jun 1, 2016

Women Can Make A Difference in the World

In Gowke, Zimbabwe, a compassionate mother named Netsai…

madhusree singh in Human Development Project

May 23, 2016

The “Other”

I have been bothered by a rant I overheard in our hospital corridor while walking to the wards.

A large man was saying, “Thanks, Obama. Because of you, I can go to woman’s bathroom and gawk at all the ladies.”

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Katie Mitchell in Human Development Project

May 29, 2016

See Me. Hear Me. Speak With Me.

Unraveling prejudice views and debunking stereotypes in Australia.

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Mum On A Mission in Human Development Project

Apr 22, 2016

An open letter to Marks & Spencers

Dear Marks & Spencers,

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Mitch Jackson, Esq. in Human Development Project

Mar 25, 2016

How To Communicate To A Diverse Audience (and why we need to)

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Noorjahan Akbar in Human Development Project

Jan 27, 2016

Beyond representation: ensuring progressive voices in Afghanistan

Matthew M. Welty in Human Development Project

Feb 2, 2016

I’m Not Sorry

I’m an overweight American man. OK, so maybe it’s not the first thing you were expecting to read here after the introduction I made in Foreword, but I’ll bring it home if you bear with me. I’m an overweight American man with a habit I’ve struggled mightily to shake: I keep telling people that I’m sorry.

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