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Laurie Ball Cooper, a 2004-2005 Hart Fellow, recently published an article regarding changes made to the United States asylum policy by Attorney General, Jeff Sessions. In a ruling last week, Sessions overturned a precedent that could grant asylum to victims of domestic and gang violence. Laurie writes about the history of asylum law in the
Read More“The Rise of the Valkyries,” by Seyward Darby, is the featured story in the September issue of Harper’s Magazine. Darby interviewed Lana Lokteff, one of the most prominent women of the alt-right, about the role of women in a movement that is largely considered to be comprised of young white men.
Read MorePaige Newhouse, David Rosen, and Henry Warder, the 2017-2018 Hart Fellows, have officially launched into the field. They are commencing their 10-month fellowships working in Germany, Israel, and Tanzania. Learn more about them and their fellowships here.
Read MoreRifat Rahman, a 2016-2017 Hart Fellow, recently published an op-ed in Thailand's English-language newspaper for World Aids Day on the importance of community-led HIV services. Read the article here.
Read MoreMatt Hamilton, a 2016-2017 Hart Fellow, was recently named as the co-author of The Renaissance Institute's first publication on participatory budgeting. Read the whole report—in both English and Burmese—here.
Read MoreOnce food has passed its labeled expiration date, it's no longer safe to eat...right? 2014-2015 Hart Fellow, Casey Williams, was invited on The Today Show to talk about his week of eating only expired foods and why this belief isn't necessarily true. Watch his interview here, and learn how this issue relates to his Hart Fellowship.
Read MoreMatthew Hamilton and Rifat Rahman, the 2016-2017 Hart Fellows, were recently featured in Duke Today, the official source for all news, headlines, and events from Duke University.
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