Russia, the European Union, and the Gulf Cooperation Council in Syria: from Punishment to ‘Infitah’?
This paper discusses how Russia’s strategic goals in Syria relate to the European Union (EU) and GCC’s positions toward increased…
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U.S.-China Constructive Interaction in Latin America and the Caribbean
This paper provides a macro analysis and recommendations based on a comparative analysis of U.S. and Chinese strategy documents for…
Interseccionalidad: una apuesta de trabajo en red
This article examines the importance of intersectionality to democracy and human rights including the inclusion of vulnerable populations.
Cecilia Kibada: Tanzania’s First Female President and a Renewed Hope for Window’s Rights
This article analyses Tanzania’s new leadership under the first female President in the person of the distinguished Samia Suluhu Hassan.
Adrian Jjiuko: Standard Bearer for LGBTQIA+ Rights in Uganda
This article examines the work of Dr. Adrian Jjuuko, a 2018 Alumnus of the Mandela Washington Fellowship Leadership in Civic…
Access to Education Changing Lives for Indigenous Youth in the Congo
This article is about the work of Averty Ndzoyi, a 2015 Mandela Washington Fellowship Alumnus hosted here at the Presidential…
Precinct Alumni Celebrate International Youth Day
This article examines how Presidential Precinct program alumni celebrated the recent occasion with activities that promote democracy and human rights.
An Undaunted Voice for the LGBTIA Community in Namibia
This article is about the activities of Jholerina Timbo, a 2018 Mandela Washington Fellowship Alumna, who works tirelessly in the…
Reflect and Invest in Mental Health this International Women’s Day
This article examines how Candice Andrews, an Alumna of the Presidential Precinct’s Global Leadership Forum and a 2019 Community Solutions…
Reporters Foundation Provides Critical Information To Citizens Of Central Europe
This article is about how the Polish-based Reporters Foundation—a National Endowment for Democracy grantee—defends the shrinking space of independent media…