In South Korea, Being Drunk Is a Legal Defense for Rape
BY EVELYN NAM AND MELODY KIM October 20, 2020 is a day that Na-Yeong and her family dread, and one
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In Humanitarian Crises, Periods are a Public Health Issue
BY IRA GUHA AND DANIELA PHILIPSON Last April, cyclone Idai killed over a thousand people and displaced over three million
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Building a Policy Agenda for the Future of Work
BY JENNIFER LEIGH GUSTETIC AND CARLOS TEXIERA Fear of increased automation in work has undoubtedly caught the public interest. From
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Harnessing Data at the Speed of War
BY COL MIKE ADAMSKI AND COL MATTHEW HARDMAN Introduction Decades of parochialism within the U.S. military fostered isolated digital networks
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Why a 13th Year of School for Boston’s Brightest isn’t Enough
BY ANISHA VACHANI In January, the Boston Globe released its stunning Valedictorians Project. This landmark report found that a quarter
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Building Local Government Capacity to Resist White Nationalism in Eugene, Oregon
BY STEFAN NORGAARD AND BRADY ROBERTS Despite its reputation as a liberal college town, more political-extremist individuals and entities call
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A Million-Ton Disaster: America’s Recycling is Trash
BY LISA SETRAKIAN What happens to your recycling when the noisy, traffic-inducing truck picks it up each week? If you
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