Social Development
Social Development
Even though people generally view conflict as a negative thing, it can actually turn out to be a good thing. Conflict is good for stimulating new thoughts, for promoting social change, for defining group relationships, for helping us form our own senses of personal identity, and for many other things we take for granted. In […]
Crisis Interventon: Women Arbitratng Peace in Rural Eastern Nigeria. Read More »
A few weeks ago, I was having a conversation with a friend who brought up an Instagram “debate” about microaggressions in our school we had been a part of two years ago. She shared some screenshots of said debate, and the more we looked through them, the more we realized retrospectively that it was far
To reference the author Chinua Achebe: “Until the lion tells its own story, the hunt will always glorify the hunter” For a long time, the story of women migration has been prominently told through a narrow lens. When we speak of women from the “Global South” migrating irregularly, the conversation almost instantly shifts to “smuggling”
Women and Migration: Overcoming Fears with Courage! Read More »
Each time I walk past the door to the room my mother occupied, I feel the emotional weight of a sticker that reads: “Home is not home without Mom.” If you have ever lost someone close to you, you live with two realizations: that you will never see that person in physical form again, and
Artivism: Exposing the Cracks to Save the Future Read More »