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Global CooperationThe Era of Unilateralism is Over
"The era of unilateralism is over," exclaimed Representative Bill Delahunt (D-MA) during the conference to launch the bi-partisan American Engagement Caucus at...
Global CooperationLaunch of American Engagement Caucus
The new American Engagement Caucus will officially launch tomorrow, Thursday January 21, 2010 at 10:00 am in the Rayburn House Office Building...
Help Us Help in Time in Haiti
Thursday January 14th, 2010 - A message from Executive Vice President, Bob Enholm Support the UN Central Emergency Response Fund:Support the People...
Global Cooperation Needed in International Air Security
It is axiomatic that "global problems require global solutions." International institutions have been created to resolve a whole range of practical problems,...
Climate JusticeReflections on the Copenhagen Climate Summit
This is a guest blog post from Citizens for Global Solutions member James Nelson. Modest but meaningful progress was made at the...
Human Rights30 years?!? Really?
Looking for an icebreaker at your next holiday dinner party? How about asking guests what the United States has in common with...
Human RightsA movement for global solutions
Human Rights. Even if it is troubling to admit, the idea of human rights is only fairly recent. It is troubling because...
Senate recognizes Globalfamily Day
On 19 November, the Senate introduced Senate Resolution 357, encouraging US Citizens to celebrate and take actions in line with Globalfamily Day....
Global JusticeHuman Rights Day 2009
Human Rights Day 2009 is this Thursday! The focus this year will be on non-discrimination. Specifically, the main objection will be the...
Copenhagen Climate Talks- Talking the Same Language
The Copenhagen climate talks began today amid much excitement, anxiety and hope. As representatives from around the world negotiate key issues such...
Global JusticeU.S. Government Recognizes the Value of the International Criminal Court
Today, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., Rosemary A. DiCarlo, made a statement expressing concern over the tragic conflict in Darfur. Significantly, she...