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From Africa to American Idol
The Daily
April 27, 2007
U.S. options in Iraq
Bowdoin Orient
April 27, 2007
We’re all “Tree-huggers”
SIS
April 20, 2007
Prof tackles responses
Maroon
April 20, 2007
International videoconference
The Lariat
April 20, 2007
Allen debates health
Bowdoin Orient
April 13, 2007
Avoiding War With Iran
Daily Northwestern
April 19, 2007
Eugene B. Kogan to Lecture at Quinnipiac
Pi Sigma Alpha News
April 11, 2007
Education will improve world relations
Daily O'Collegian
April 9, 2007
Eugene B. Kogan to Lecture at Quinnipiac
Pi Sigma Alpha News,
April 11, 2007
Global Citizenship
Green Bay, Press Gazette
April 10, 2007
Midwesterners Throng to Talk UN
Democracy Arsenal
April 6, 2007
Phoenix Forum to focus on global citizenship
UW-Green Bay News
April 5, 2007
Authors Stress Commonality in U.N.
Marquette Tribune
April 5, 2007
A political analyst, Kogan understands the power of opportunity
Connecticut College Magazine
April 2007
Panelists criticize U.S. absence from international court
The Commonwealth Times
April 2, 2007
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Midwesterners Throng to Talk UN
Democracy Arsenal
April 6, 2007
Students Try to Make Sense of Uncertain World at Summit
Think Magazine
February 20, 2007
Raising money for a cause: Nothing But Nets
(on WETA 90.9)
January 5, 2007
AID Featured on Public Radio
The Intersection (on WETA 90.9)
December 1, 2006
Getting Rid of Labels: A Panel Discussion on U.S.-Muslim Relations Five Years After 9-11 Called for Tolerance Among All People
Miami Herald
October 8, 2006
"9-11 Plus 5 Summit" Impressions
WorldPress.Org
September 21, 2006
Summit Calls For Moderation in U.S.-Muslim World Relations
WorldPress.Org
September 21, 2006
Videoconference Commentary
PostGlobal Blog (hosted by the Washington Post)
September 15, 2006
Young Americans Discuss Challenges, Solutions for Post-9/11 American-Muslim Relations
PBS Newshour Online
September 11, 2006
Rock band asks for 'no more'
Washington Times
September 11, 2006
Feature: 5 years on, communication is key
United Press International
September 11, 2006
South Asians in US remember 9/11
BBC News
September 11, 2006
Gen Nexters worldwide meet to repair U.S.-Muslim relations
Generation Next Blog (Hosted by USA Today)
August 30, 2006
College students discuss American media
United Press International
July 24, 2006
Young Global Leaders Summit Report
WBAI Radio
July 9, 2006
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Saving the H.R. Council
The Internationalist, March '07
by Una Hardester, AID Sr. Political Analyst
The UN Human Rights Council (HRC) has had a terrible first year. Inexcusably, it has not condemned the government of Sudan for its support of —and participation in— atrocities in Darfur, nor has it condemned the government of Burma for its campaign of ethnic cleansing against the Karen people and other ethnic minorities in Eastern Burma. Conservative media in the United States is rife with accusations that human rights activists and organizations are hypocritically turning a blind eye to the failings of the Council. This is simply not true.
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Not the monster you see on tv
World Scholar, December '06
by Zeeshan Suhail, AID Regional Director
9/11 may have taken the lives of three thousand Americans, but it has negatively impacted the lives of millions more the world over. Americans now live in a state of perpetual fear — fear of terrorists, of weapons of mass destruction and of dangerous ideologies that have the power to kill. Now juxtapose this scenario on Muslims, who are bearing the greatest brunt of the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, but who suffer — often silently — not willing to tell their story.
I am one of those people. But I chose not to remain silent.
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