Markets are good for society and often achieve optimal and even just outcomes. However, sometimes the Chamber of Commerce or Institute of Directors-style economic liberalism doesn’t necessarily ‘conserve’ institutions suchContinue Reading
As Labor Day was earlier this month, it is worth considering that American Conservatism (not to mention strands of conservatism all over the world) has had varied views on theContinue Reading
The United Nations recognizes July 30th as the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, which simply means that this day is meant to alert people of the seriousness of thisContinue Reading
As a native New Yorker, and just as a majority of New Yorkers who live within the city and commute daily either on the subway or the bus, I seeContinue Reading
In Khartoum Sudan, has been a hot topic recently for many reasons. Since the end of Omar Al-Bashir’s 30-year rule has been ousted, many protests have been taken over theContinue Reading
One of the biggest debates for women today is balancing a career and having a family. For many young women in their 20s and 30s, the struggle of striving toContinue Reading
When hearing the words HIV many thoughts may come to one’s mind, however, when hearing the words Pakistan and HIV in the same sentence, it may raise some eyebrows. OnContinue Reading
The recent years has seen a wave of support for the promotion of gender equality and the protection of women and girls rising gain momentum. The birth of SDGs hasContinue Reading
Today was the last day of the Conference on the Status of Women here at the UN. And looking back, I think a lot of great discussion was had. PeopleContinue Reading
The Ouroboros is an ancient symbol of a snake eating its own tail. And as I sat through several sessions and side events at the UN today for CSW, theContinue Reading