Front Page Dialogue: The Paris Agreement
Human activity has begun to take a significant toll on the earth’s weather patterns, increasing temperatures and raising sea levels. This, in turn, has led to droughts, flooding and the malnourishment
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We Are the Ocean: An Indigenous Response to Climate Change
The Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience in Seattle, Washington is dedicated to the history and narratives of the Asian Pacific American community. Through guided tours and exhibitions,
“The Environment Isn’t Just the Things; It’s the People.”
The Rafael Cintrón Ortiz Latino Cultural Center (LCC) was established forty years ago at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) out of an urban student struggle for educational equity.
Door of No Return: Climate Change and Maison des Esclaves
While leaders around the globe cast doubt on climate change, the effects of global warming and rising sea levels are taking an increasingly human face. From the outskirts of Santiago,
Project Support Fund Awardees
2017 – Round 1 The Coalition is pleased to announce that the winners of the 2017 Project Support Fund, Round 1 are: Kdei Karuna (Cambodia), the Matilda Joslyn Gage Foundation (United States),
The First of Many: Thoughts on Dialogue Facilitation and Inspiring Conversation, Empathy and Action
This blog – by Samantha Hunter, a Specialist in Education at Eastern State Penitentiary – is the first in a series of posts from participants in our groundbreaking three-year initiative
Engaging Youth in an Unknown History
“Let us join together and clear the debris that has been thrown over the bodies of hundreds and thousands of Bangalees. Only then we shall know ourselves. Our brothers, sisters,
Front Page Dialogue – Women’s Rights
Our latest Front Page Dialogue is now available! The model offers thoughts on how to engage visitors in discussions surrounding the 2017 Women’s March on Washington and women’s rights more generally. You can
Open Letter: Cutting Through the Darkness
Dear Friends, These are deeply troubling times for all of us who work to build a world where dignity, truth and justice shine through the darkness of hatred, fear and
“The Present Needs Memory”
Guatemala was immersed in a protracted internal armed conflict between the government and leftist guerrilla groups between 1960-1996. During these decades, a series of military dictatorships engulfed the country in fraud
