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How To Fix Democracy: New Book
Humanity in Action with the Bertelsmann Foundation release a book featuring insights into the pressing issue of our day: how to fix democracy.
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Healing the Earth: Getting to know Amber Due
Get to know our new Administrative Assistant, Amber Due.
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Mamobo on The Nesser Show
In March 2023, Senior Landecker Fellow Mamobo was a guest on the Nesser Show to discuss her vision of unity and shared understanding.
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Humanity in Action Founder and Executive Director Dr. Judith Goldstein to Retire After 26 Years of Leadership
After 26 years of stewardship, Humanity in Action Founder and Executive Director Dr. Judith Goldstein has announced her retirement from the organization, effective March 31. Humanity in Action’s Board of Directors has unanimously approved Talia Dubovi, a Humanity in Action Senior Fellow (Amsterdam 2000) and Board Member, to lead the organization as Interim CEO, beginning April 1.
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Zikaron's "3G Mini-Story Cafe"
Join Fellows Rachel Bell and Alex Rossen for an interactive MOTH-inspired storytelling event in which a panel of grandchildren of Holocaust survivors will share 5-minute stories that capture a facet of their experiences as descendants of survivors.
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UH sex misconduct bill tackles growing problem
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser recently reported on a legislation which Senior Landecker Fellow Kris Coffield helped to draft to strengthen protections for sexual assault survivors on college campuses.
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Announcing the Recipients of October '43 Travel Grant 2022
We are excited to present the recipients of the Humanity in Action October ‘43 Travel Grant 2022.
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Ignorance, Racism, and the Hollywood Gaze
In March 2023, an academic essay by Senior Fellow Noam Schimmel titled "Distorted Representations of Rwandan Tutsis in American Popular Culture: Ignorance, Racism, and the Hollywood Gaze" was published in Peace Review, a Journal of Social Justice.
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Where are the women in the media?
Landecker Fellow Esra Karakaya was featured in a PinkStinks article on the topic of women in media.