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Kroc Students Working with Deported U.S. Veterans in Mexico

Disbelief, followed by indignation—this is how most Americans respond when they hear that large numbers of U.S. veterans are deported every year. There’s a widespread presumption that few...

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Kroc Students Reflect on Intersession Trip to Rwanda

Kroc Students Reflect on Intersession Trip to Rwanda Friday, February 2, 2018 Share This Post email Facebook twitter linkedin begin quo Kroc students learn from women growers and Question Coffee’s...

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Saving Pluralism in an Anti-Globalization Era

Saving Pluralism in an Anti-Globalization Era Tuesday, January 16, 2018TOPICS: Faculty and Staff Share This Post email Facebook twitter linkedin begin quote By: Topher L. McDougal Economic...

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Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. What can a University do?

Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. What can a University do? Tuesday, January 16, 2018TOPICS: Faculty and Staff Share This Post email Facebook twitter linkedin By: Amitkumar Kakkad The...

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Learning with Peacemakers to End Violence and Build Peace

Learning with Peacemakers to End Violence and Build Peace Tuesday, January 16, 2018TOPICS: Faculty and Staff Share This Post email Facebook twitter linkedin begin quot No more “Us and Them”; no more...

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The Gender Imperative

The Gender Imperative The following post was written by Jennifer Freeman. If you ask people what they consider to be one of the greatest threats to peace and security today, gender inequality is not...

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Renewing the Struggle for Human Rights

Renewing the Struggle for Human Rights Friday, January 12, 2018TOPICS: Faculty and Staff Share This Post email Facebook twitter linkedin begin quoteTaken together, human rights and democracy are...

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