Driving Change
Calling himself a “militant moderate," Peter Schuck, quite literally, wrote the book on good and bad government. A professor of law and public policy at Yale for almost four decades, he is a global expert
Fernanda Bak
“Women are bearing the brunt of the economic and social fallout of COVID-19, and it's going to get worse,” says Isabel Saint-Malo, warning that even the limited advances in female empowerment made in the past
Jessica Brown
From teens on Tik Tok and bankers in beach houses to rural kids climbing rooftops to get a signal strong enough for school, the pandemic has shown up the economic, social and educational chasm that
Driving Change
The Black Lives Matter protests ignited by the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor are but the latest expression of a decades long clash between America’s police and its citizens, all within the broader
Rachel Dobbs
For decades, New Zealand has been a world-leader in a category nobody wants to win: it has one of the highest rates of domestic violence in the developed world. In 2018, the country’s police investigated
Furqan Sayeed
In the early days of Prime Minister Modi’s fierce 21-day pandemic lockdown, the Commonwealth Human Rights Initative (CHRI) released a set of guidelines imagining Indian police as a “crucial liaison point between people and essential services,” and
