Paris, France: 11 March 2019
Notes from UNESCO: Another fantastic week at UNESCO. It started with His Excellency and ended with International Women’s Day. On Monday and Tuesday, George Papagiannis conducted nine interviews for the Read More …
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Paris, France: 2 March 2019
Notes from UNESCO: What a week! It started with the President of Iraq visiting UNESCO. I was so close to Barham Salih, I could have reached out and touched him, Read More …
UNESCO Student Research Fellow Ida Hardin in Paris
The University of Oregon, in collaboration with UNESCO, has sent Masters students to Paris to work on globe spanning projects. Ida Hardin is one of those students and discusses her Read More …
UNESCO Student Research Fellow Olivia Sanchez in Paris
The University of Oregon, in collaboration with UNESCO, has sent Masters students to Paris to work on globe spanning projects. Olivia Sanchez is one of those students and discusses her Read More …
Small Town Maryland Welcomes New Mosque
The traditionally small, conservative, throughly Americana town of Princess Anne, Maryland has an intriguing new development. A mosque has been founded on mainstreet. UNESCO research fellow and Salisbury University professor Read More …
UNESCO World Press Freedom Day in Ghana
The last UNESCO World Press Freedom Day was held in Accra, Ghana. UNESCO research fellow Alec Cowan attended, reported and experienced the wide swath of stories with journalist from around Read More …
Markos Kounalakis on the Globe’s Crisis of Journalism
Journalist and author Markos Kounalakis’ newest book, “Spin Wars and Spy Games: Global Media and Intelligence Gathering,” dives into the modern world of Russian and Chinese influenced data gathering and Read More …
As students endure travel ban, universities may hold the key to help
This story originally aired in partnership with KLCC 89.7 FM during June 28 and 29. President Donald Trump’s travel ban was upheld in the Supreme Court tuesday on a Read More …
English speakers should welcome Latino FM
This op-ed by senior research fellow Christopher Chávez was originally published in The Register-Guard of Eugene, Oregon. To view the original article, click here. When I first arrived in Eugene from Read More …
