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Join USIP for a conversation with civic leaders, scholars and donors on the role of civil society actors in authoritarian contexts and what the international community can do to support them. The discussion will draw on their experiences and knowledge to share lessons about how advocacy and other forms of nonviolent action can be effective in closed civic spaces. 

Yes, WeWork has filed for bankruptcy, but if you look at GDP and employment, our economy is doing pretty well. Did you know that the Dallas metro area is home to the headquarters of companies responsible for originating 78 percent of residential volume? You probably didn’t, as I just made that up out of thin air. Texas’ growth and not having state income tax both help. Here in Dallas at the TMBA Education Symposium, there is plenty of discussion about the industry incorporating non...

Filipino American History Month (FAHM) has been celebrated in the United States during the month of October since 1991. The

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"I think I do that with my interns and teams too — I give them the space to grow and learn and try to just be their guide along the way." — Trinesha M. Dixon, Management and Program Analyst, NASA Office of STEM Engagement, NASA's Johnson Space Center

Join USIP for a discussion on its new Peaceworks report, China and the Reshaping of Global Conflict Prevention Norms. This report examines China’s influence on established global conflict prevention norms.

All of us have experienced being “broke” in one way or another. For some, that may be a personal struggle, like mental health, finances or relationships. For others, the physical limitations of a “broken” body — be it a temporary setback like a broken arm, the long-term challenges of cancer treatments or a more chronic situation like heart […]

The Flint Hills Regional Leadership Program has announced the newest

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One week on the job can take organic inspectors from a field crop farm to a dairy pasture or food production facility. Inspectors audit organic farms, ranches, and businesses to verify that they follow the USDA organic standards. Travel and flexibility are inherent to inspection work, and many inspectors enjoy the opportunity to meet new people and learn about different types of agriculture and food production systems. This schedule, however, can also make it challenging for organic inspectors t...