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Stories for Children of the Ocean
Some much-needed new children’s books from an unlikely team of authors will answer the crying need for kid’s books in Fiji’s native tongues.
Is Asia Ready for a Feminist Foreign Policy?
As countries rethink the global power structure, we need more women in positions of authority in the areas of foreign policy and diplomacy.
Towards a New Governance Agenda: What Are the Questions That Matter?
The authors explore an intriguing initiative to crowdsource the most important current issues on the governance agenda.
5 Lessons from Mongolia’s Pandemic Hotline Project
Our expanding hotline project in Mongolia is supporting more victims of gender-based violence and providing new data on the extent of the problem during the pandemic.
Rethinking America’s Role in Asia
A task force of Asian scholars has developed strategic recommendations for the Biden administration on foreign policy towards Asia. Here is an introduction to their newly released report.
Our Stories: Lessons from the Lives of Our Elders
In diverse and often divided Sri Lanka, where memory still lingers of the long and bitter civil war, the “Our Stories” project—part art, part oral history—is working to build a more empathetic future.
Nepal: Reducing Confrontation in Infrastructure Development
Nepal needs infrastructure, but disputes over land rights or local cultural sites can mire new projects in protest and delay. The nation needs new ways to resolve disputes fairly and expeditiously.
Covid, Women, and Debt in Nepal
As Nepal reels from yet another wave of Covid-19—this time brought on by the delta variant—its disproportionate impact on women has become increasingly apparent.
Stories for Children of the Ocean
Some much-needed new children’s books from an unlikely team of authors will answer the crying need for kid’s books in Fiji’s native tongues.
5 Lessons from Mongolia’s Pandemic Hotline Project
Our expanding hotline project in Mongolia is supporting more victims of gender-based violence and providing new data on the extent of the problem during the pandemic.
Is Asia Ready for a Feminist Foreign Policy?
As countries rethink the global power structure, we need more women in positions of authority in the areas of foreign policy and diplomacy.
Rethinking America’s Role in Asia
A task force of Asian scholars has developed strategic recommendations for the Biden administration on foreign policy towards Asia. Here is an introduction to their newly released report.
Nepal: Reducing Confrontation in Infrastructure Development
Nepal needs infrastructure, but disputes over land rights or local cultural sites can mire new projects in protest and delay. The nation needs new ways to resolve disputes fairly and expeditiously.
Towards a New Governance Agenda: What Are the Questions That Matter?
The authors explore an intriguing initiative to crowdsource the most important current issues on the governance agenda.
Our Stories: Lessons from the Lives of Our Elders
In diverse and often divided Sri Lanka, where memory still lingers of the long and bitter civil war, the “Our Stories” project—part art, part oral history—is working to build a more empathetic future.
Covid, Women, and Debt in Nepal
As Nepal reels from yet another wave of Covid-19—this time brought on by the delta variant—its disproportionate impact on women has become increasingly apparent.