Students Call on Secretary Kerry to Address Rights Abuses in DRC
Twenty five student leaders from universities across the United States call on Secretary Kerry to send a clear message to…
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Happy International Women’s Day!
As we take the day to celebrate the achievements of women around the world and appreciate the significant roles of…
An Anniversary We Don’t Want to Celebrate
Today marks the 7th anniversary of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issuing an arrest warrant for Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir…
Darfur Genocide
The ongoing genocide in Darfur has multiple interwoven causes. While rooted in structural inequity between the center of the country…
The Lemkin Summit: A Weekend of Learning and Action
From January 30-February 1, over 150 passionate activists from across the country, of various ages and backgrounds, gathered to attend…
The Lemkin Summit to End Genocide and Mass Atrocities
Once again, JWW is co-hosting a conference and advocacy day in Washington, D.C. Activists from across the nation will come…
Burundi: As Conflict Continues the World Tries to Determine What to Do
Burundi has been experiencing waves of protests, targeted killings, mass violence, and displacement since the lead up to controversial elections…
Katzburg Gabriel Family Receives Jewish World Watch Global Soul Award
On Nov. 18th, Jewish World Watch (JWW) will present its Global Soul Award to the four members of the Katzburg…
A Family of Global Souls Reaches Outside the Self to Comfort the Other
Click here to read an article from The UCLA Anderson Blog.
Why We Can’t Turn Our Back on Syria’s Refugees
Janice Kamenir-Reznik and Zev Yaroslavsky write in the Daily News about why the United States cannot shut it’s doors to Syrian refugees.…