Her Campus at UCF
U.S., Israel, and Argentina Vote ‘No’ to Calling Slavery Humanity’s Worst Crime at UN Summit
What the results of the UN Summit vote, and why some nations made the decisions they did dealing with slavery.
Her Campus at Towson
The UN Vote That Should’ve Been Louder
Staff writer, Adwoa Ampofo discusses recent decisions made by the UN.
Her Campus at UCF
US Votes to Side With Russia on Conflicts, Aligns With North Korea
The U.S. has officially sided with Russia on matters regarding Ukraine. Many Republican and Democrat representatives disagree with the choice.
Her Campus at Bristol
International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women: 5 things men can do to help
Stella Rogers explores 5 things men can do to help end violence against women on International day for the elimination of violence against women.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
World refugee day and its importance across the planet
According to UNHCR, refugees are people who have fled their countries to escape conflict, violence, or persecution and have sought safety in another country. The definition is a formal...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
COP 28 United Arab Emirates: What to expect from this year’s meeting
The COP28 will start on November 30, in the United Arab Emirates
Her Campus at Bristol
Can Russia really re-join the UN’s Human Rights Council?
How can a prolific human rights abuser be allowed to sit on a Human Rights Council?
Her Campus at Pace
I Spent Two Weeks at the UN and Here’s How it Went
March 15th through the 26th was the annual Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations. Two weeks where member-states,...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
CU’s Model United Nations Club Changed My Life
There’s nothing more fun than putting on a suit and pretending to be the diplomatic representative of Russia!
Her Campus at C of C
Sarah Everard and the 97%
Even when someone seemingly “follows” all the rules, we are constantly reminded that they are not enough to keep us safe. Sarah Everard tried to do everything right, and...