With thousands of migrants from Central America currently stranded just south of the US border in Mexico, it’s time to […]
Archive for ‘Human Rights’
How to Help Venezuelans in Need
In an article published this week, my friend Christopher Burke has included a list of organizations that are working to […]
Putting a Face on Venezuela’s Humanitarian Crisis
For those who have been paying scant attention to the news-worthy articles tucked between Trump headlines, the on-going humanitarian crisis […]
We All Need Encouragement
“Flatter me, and I may not believe you. Criticize me, and I may not like you. Ignore me, and I […]
Privilege and Responsibility
According to the International Labor Organization (ILO), in 2016 there were an estimated 152 million children world-wide who were working […]
Labor in the Arabian Gulf–Part 3
The future of the citizen workforce As teachers charged with preparing young adults to become productive members of their society, […]
Video–90 Seconds of Migrant Labor in the Gulf
IMAGINE… You’re recruited to live and work in a foreign country You work from sun up to sundown 6 […]
Labor in the Arabian Gulf–Part 2
But, things are SO cheap here! The Gulf was one of the few places I’ve lived where many of my […]
Labor in the Arabian Gulf-Part 1
Here, as in many of my posts, I’ll be walking along a precipitous slope while making cultural comparisons based on […]
Standing Up for Palestinians
This is not an article arguing the pros and cons of the State of Israel’s right to defend itself against […]
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