One-in-Ten Black People Living in U.S. Are Immigrants

24 Jan 2022 Christine Tamir/ Monica Anderson

The Black population of the United States is diverse, growing and changing. The foreign-born segment of this population has played an important role in this growth over the past four Read More

Empowering women leaders to strengthen peace, security policies

18 Jan 2022 Rachel Baranowski

On November 24, 2021, Colombia celebrated five years of signing the peace agreement with the Revolutionary Armed Force of Colombia (FARC), which ended 52 years of conflict between the Colombian government and FARC rebels. The peace agreement demobilized over Read More

Child marriages in Asia on rise

15 Jan 2022 Sandhya Shrestha

Child marriages are surging in Asia and other developing countries. In Asia, child marriage occurs more frequently among girls who are the least educated, poorest and living in rural areas. Read More