…is not normal, and that the conflicts they see reported on TV or in the press are not a permanent feature of human existence, but the result of political processes…

…the police are going to personalize that. They’re human beings. We see record numbers of senior officers leaving the NYPD in droves. That’s a big problem. The experience is going…

…to give a TED talk (Am I Not Human?), and to write a memoir (Bird Uncaged: An Abolitionist’s Freedom Song), which will be released this month by Bold Type Books.A…

…thing we need to do is build an infrastructure around the people who are doing neighborhood-level violence prevention. This means investing in the human capital and social capital of the…

…leave space for the human condition. In any employee setting, they’re going to be asking questions. And this is where we often find leadership breaks down. When officers ask, “Why…

…Ethiopia, this international panel will examine how government and non-state actors can formulate humanitarian responses to conflict-related sexual violence. Speakers will also discuss new questions for research related to gender,…

…much-debated topics in countries around the world. From issues of women’s agency to concerns over human trafficking and exposure to violence, this conversation examined how sex workers make choices about…

…of the Criminal Justice System.  She has been the recipient of various awards and honors for her contributions to law, human rights, democracy, government, and the implementation of penal reform….

…of this amazing human race and that regardless of our subtle differences, we all have equal dignity. Which is why I always go back to liberalism. The idea that you…

…if we have to write off 50 percent of our neighbors. I really respect them for being progressive, but being willing to say that everyone is a human being. Everyone…