Moral Policing
Moral policing of women by rapists is a deeply disturbing phenomenon. It refers to the attempt by rapists to justify their actions by suggesting...
The New Politics of Conflict Resolution; Responding to Difference – Book Review
The author of this book is Morgan Brigg, a Professor in School of Political Science and International Relations at University of Queensland, Australia. His...
Transhumanism
The theory of "the obsolescence of man" has become one of the most aggressive social and anthropological theories in the contemporary world, reckoning with...
Veto Sparks Space Diplomacy
In the ever-evolving arena of international diplomacy, recent events at the United Nations have brought to light a critical impasse: Russia's veto of a...
Navigating the Transgender Legal Battlefield: Â Education as Arena
Transgender students navigating public school systems face a number of challenges, from social acceptance to legal recognition of their identities. There have been, and...
Restorative Justice and Transgender Students: Promoting a Proactive Approach
The ages and experiences aligned to K-12 instruction mark a period that is crucial for growth and development. This time establishes a foundation for...
Earth Day and the Impact of Human Habits
Authors: Dr. Arshad M. Khan and Meena Miriam Yust
Celebrated since 1970, when Senator Gaylord Nelson conceived it, Earth Day on April 22 is so...
Transgender Students and Their Protections: Maryland as National Leader
As the social and educational landscapes continue to evolve, educational leaders need to be prepared to create institutions that reflect all students, staff, and...
How cities can cut carbon emissions in construction
The World Economic Forum’s Centre for Urban Transformation released a report today showcasing the best practices of pioneer cities that are effectively reducing carbon...
Climate Crisis; Protecting Human Security in a Changing World
“We are the first generation who saw the impact of climate change and perhaps we are the last generation who can do something about...