OCTOBER 19, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), we recap last week’s special event with John Brennan, examine how digital liberties have been thwarted around the world and suggest a new, global way to use those cans of pumpkin this fall. Weekly Episode On our latest episode — We talk with John Brennan, Former Director of the… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: John Brennan, Undaunted
OCTOBER 13, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), we recap Dr. Richard Haass’ event on global security, look at why there are protests in Kyrgyzstan and listen to a podcast on the effects of changing climate. Weekly Episode On our recent episode — We are joined by Dr. Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations,… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: The World: A Brief Introduction
SEPTEMBER 28, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), it’s a Global Security Forum 2020 takeover! We bring you articles, books and interviews featuring our upcoming speakers and event topics. We also feature a special security-themed cartoon. Be sure to sign up for events at http://www.gsf2020.com. See you there! Weekly Episode Preview Global Security Forum — Check… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: Global Security Forum Takeover
SEPTEMBER 21, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), we recap last week’s conversation on police reform, discover why Iran is cozying up to Venezuela, and suggest a podcast on the automation of everything. Weekly Episode On our latest episode — We talk to Dr. Laurence Ralph, professor of Anthropology at Princeton University, to discuss his… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: Global Lessons in Police Reform
SEPTEMBER 14, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), we bring you a special message from our Model UN students on how they have stayed engaged in our world during lockdown. We also share an important article written by CTWAC board member Esam Boraey, take a closer look at Brazil’s new Internet legislation and recommend a… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: A note from our students
SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), we examine why lifting an arms ban on Cyprus is important, ponder the geopolitical significance of Antarctica, and share one of our favorite recorded conversations to date! Weekly Episode GSF is back! — Global Security Forum 2020 is only a month away which means it’s time to recap one… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: GSF is back!
AUGUST 31, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), we bring you our past event on sanctioning human rights abusers. We also take a deeper look at digital dictators, give you an update on Mozambique and catch a glimpse of someone else’s view from their window. Read the full newsletter here: Weekly Episode On our recent… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: Sanctioning Global Human Rights Abusers
AUGUST 24, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), we bring you a fantastic episode with Dr. Nicol Turner Lee on technology and privacy. We also update you on the political situation in Mali, suggest a new book by General John Allen (USMC, Ret.) and provide a delicious way to use those ripe tomatoes! Weekly Episode… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: Tech, Privacy, and Bias in the COVID Era
AUGUST 17, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), we bring you a recap our event on Beirut’s explosion, explore the disruption of U.S. foreign policy and comment on the fate of all those abandoned office plants. Weekly Episode A Special Conversation — What does it look like when a state collapses? Recap our conversation with… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: The Beirut Explosion and Lebanon’s Crisis
AUGUST 10, 2020 In this edition of Comm(Unity), we bring you a special event on Lebanon, its current crises and what the country’s future will look like. We also see what national security implications are involved with TikTok, present a chilling short story, and comment on all those unread books we bought at the beginning… Continue reading Comm(Unity) Weekly: Lebanon’s Crisis
