Jewish World Watch Remembers Sir Nicholas Winton
In a world filled with constant conflict, senseless violence, and seemingly endless suffering, there’s a natural human inclination to feel…
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Joining Jewish World Watch
This month, I became the Executive Director of Jewish World Watch (JWW). For me, assuming this role is an honor,…
University Fellow Blog: Marnina Wirtschafter
Growing up with a lot of theater and music, I always believed in the power of art and the stories…
University Fellow Blog: Emily Collinson
Washington D.C. Walk to End Genocide It was quite poetic really; a group of diverse individuals gathered in the shadow…
Sudan’s al-Bashir Escapes Arrest for Genocide
Over the weekend, anti-genocide activists were watching the news with cautious hope and anticipation, thinking one of the most infamous…
University Fellow Blog: Vivian Rotenstein
I was a USC Jewish World Watch intern for the spring semester and there were several very memorable & meaningful…
Tensions are High in Burundi: Why It Matters (Updated)
Update: On May 13, Major General Godefroid Niyombare, along with members of the Burundian army, launched a coup against the…
“Filling the Bucket” — Anne Roberts
I came to Congo in July expecting to be depressed and overwhelmed by the immense problems of this country, but…
“Women in Leadership” — Diana Buckhantz
We always talk about the fact that in order to really change attitudes and behavior towards women and to correct…
“Recommitting” — Vaughan Meyer
It has been an extraordinary experience, after these past few years working in the abstract, to have finally been…