Ancient Behaviors in Modern Day: Honor Killings Still Dominate Patriarchal Societies
Fifteen year old, Anusha became one of 943 reported honor killings that happen in Pakistan each year. Her family killed
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“Poverty and Development” Visualizes a Fairer Economy by Transitioning the Informal Sector
On Thursday, November 8, 2012, the Pell Center hosted a lecture given by Karen Tramontano, the founder and President of
Read MoreVisualizing the Electoral College
The American election day routine, go to work, get in line to vote, cast your ballot, and then spend the
Read MoreThe Last Stand: A Final Look at the Polls Before Election Day 2012 (Op-Ed)
A summary of this morning’s polls on The New York Times, The Washington Post and Real Clear Politics: an edge
Read MoreMalala Yousafzai Opens Our Eyes to What Really Matters
Everyday, brave men and woman are tirelessly promoting democracy and basic human rights. In a country such as Pakistan, this
Read MoreForeign Policy: Is it Relevant to Today’s Politics?
A new election season is always an exciting and vibrant time for the people of the world, but especially for
Read MoreThe Electoral College: Does It Matter?
In case you did not notice the past few months, the 2012 Presidential Election is a big deal. The United
Read MorePlay Nice: The Importance of Fair Trade
In a world where the gap between rich and poor keeps growing, fair trade makes a difference. The main purpose
Read MoreAfghanistan End Game: Event Report
On Wednesday, August 1, the Pell Center and Newport CIV jointly hosted an evening conversation with two prominent experts on
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