There are a few hours left of Giving Tuesday. It is a time to act to help those who are not as fortunate as you are and to support those who are working daily to make the world a better place. There are many ways to give; we...
Read MoreThere is much to write about regarding the past week. We’ve signed an MOU with GMU S-CAR, we’ve met with Search for Common Ground, Fr. Clem has gotten to see friends, and now we are in New York for the Social Good...
Read MoreToday is, rightly, a day of reflection and memory. For those in New York, at the Pentagon, and who lost loved ones on a plane in Pennsylvania, it marks specific and tangible tragedy. For our nation, it marks a day of shock,...
Read MoreAlthough the world is understandably fixated on ISIS, Europe, and Ukraine, the current political and security situation in Nigeria holds a significant strategic challenge for the United States. The prospect for regional...
Read MoreBy the close of President Obama’s State of the Union address, I was drawn to aspects concerning terrorists and extremist organizations worldwide. As I listened, I realized that I was experiencing deja vu (more on that in a...
Read MoreThis recent article in The Guardian via Mark Tran offers a concise summary of the situation with Boko Haram. It’s worth the read, and there are a couple of areas worth amplifying: Organizations like Boko Haram feed off of...
Read More72 Africa is committed to reducing conflict and unrest in Africa by one of the most peaceful means possible: gainful employment. We’re convinced that living wages are a powerful weapon against war, and the destructive...
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The world is mourning for the lives lost this past week in Paris. The attacks at Charlie Hebdo and...
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