Davey Kim
Changing the Law to Protect Trafficking Victims in Vietnam
April 15, 2020
Blog
How Vietnamese attorney and anti-trafficking activist Van Ngoc Ta closed a loophole in the Vietnam Criminal Code and won crime victims the right to their own lawyer.
Social Entrepreneur on Why Data Can Help Bridge Political Chasm in Bangladesh
August 9, 2017
Blog
It is now apparent that the age of social media has transformed public consciousness of important events. Most recently, “fake news” and other streams of misinformation spread via social media have been blamed for exacerbating a highly polarized political climate in the United States, and further impeding productive civic engagement. This phenomeno… Read more
The Anatomy of ‘Leadership Development’ for Young Reformers
February 1, 2017
Blog
By the time Sushil Adhikari was 11 years old, an inherited eye disease had caused him to lose his sight completely. Growing up in Nepal, he faced daily obstacles in an environment severely lacking in accessibility infrastructure, social services, and general awareness of challenges for persons with disabilities. At several turns in his pursuit of a… Read more