This post was written by Michael Mansheim, STAND’s Programs Intern and a Senior at American University. In Athens and many cities and towns across Greece, thebeatings of immigrants and other social… Read more…
This article was written by STAND’s Programs Intern Michael Mansheim, a senior at American University studying International Relations. In the western deserts of Algeria live about 90,000 refugees from the… Read more…
This post is written by Michael Mansheim, STAND Programs Intern, who is a senior at American University. No country is immune to a genocidal period. However, there are many factors… Read more…
This post is written by Natasha Kieval, STAND’s 2014-2015 national Student Director. Natasha is a rising senior at Tufts University. The genocide and mass atrocity prevention movement is not something… Read more…
“You had me at hello.” Or something like that. That’s how I was introduced to STAND, some 6, going on 7 years ago. I was a new student wandering around… Read more…
It’s that time of year again: graduation time! It’s the time when we at STAND have to say good-bye to some of our strongest and most influential student leaders. This… Read more…
This guest piece is by Ruth Gonazalez, a junior at Miami Dade College studying Journalism. The views represented here do not necessarily represent the views of STAND. Everyone knows what… Read more…
Robin Garabedian graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in May 2013, where she served as co-coordinator of UMass STAND from April 2010 to April 2012. In the fall, she… Read more…
Fast Facts: Colleen Fonseca is one of STAND’s Emerging Conflict Analysts. Currently she is a junior at St. John’s University, studying Government and Politics. She is also involved with SJU STAND… Read more…
Fast Facts: Sonia Sen is STAND’s amazing Communications Coordinator. She attends the University of Arizona, where she’s majoring in Computer Science and minoring in Spanish and Geography (she’s the definition of… Read more…
