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Opinion pieces reflect the views of their authors, not necessarily Citizens for Global Solutions.
Climate JusticeWhat the Scientists Have to Say: Dr. Jeffrey Kiehl on Climate Change
All throughout this summer, I have had the opportunity to speak with a variety of top U.S. climate scientists and write up...
Global JusticeAtrocity Prevention: A Modern Social Justice Movement
An internet search for "social justice movements" yields what you might think - rights-based campaigns for race, gender, sexual orientation, and class...
Global CooperationWhat the Snowden Scandal Says About Citizenship
What is citizenship? While Merriam Webster states that citizenship signifies the “status of being a citizen” or “membership in a community,” those...
Climate JusticeWhat the Scientists Have to Say: Dr. John Harte on Climate Change
The past few weeks have been full of excitement for the GlobalSolutions.org team! We recently launched our #CoverClimate campaign. The campaign aims...
Human RightsCelebrating hope and freedom: Nelson Mandela Day 2013
Today is Nelson Mandela's 95th birthday! It is also Official Nelson Mandela International Day, a day celebrated each year to commemorate the...
Global JusticeCelebrating International Justice Day
Today being International Justice Day, I wanted to write a post about the International Criminal Court, but in light of the closure...
Global JusticeFighting genocide, crimes against humanity through international justice
A guest post by Ronald B. Davis, Special to the BDN On Wednesday, International Justice Day will be celebrated throughout the world...
The Power of Norm Diffusion
Last month, the Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act and paved the way for same-sex marriages to resume in...
Global JusticeRethinking Who’s to Blame
The recent protests in Egypt have been dominating international headlines and many Egyptians are looking towards the future with optimistic anticipation. Egyptians'...
Climate JusticeWhat (Isn’t) Making the News
Alarming stories of the impact of climate change. Ever-changing developments in Egypt. A surge of anti abortion legislation in the U.S. Prison...
Climate JusticeClimate Change: An Opportunity for a ‘New Era of Relations’
U.S. relations with Latin America have not always been exemplary, but climate change is an issue that presents an opportunity for the...