Atlas Corps Host Spotlight: National Academy of Public Administration
As a way to promote the incredible work our Host Organizations are doing and to spread the word of the...
Why are fundamental human rights reluctant to knock in Kashmir?
August 30 is celebrated around the world as the International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearances. Declaration on the Protection...
Scholar Leads Women Empowerment Project at United Nations for Relief & Work Agency
Faten currently works as the Human Resources Associate at United Nations for Relief & Work Agency, a nonprofit organization, where she works on maintaining trust between employees and management.
Luck vs. Work Ethics
“Lucky” we call someone who has a career, a great family, and a nice house. “Lucky” are those who survived...
Arabian Nights & Magic…
Before arriving in DC, I set up three goals for myself; Educate, Experience and Explore. Educate international friends and family about my...
It’s always been like this: “Spend more today to save everything tomorrow”. But they don’t get it.
Today is the time of the year in which we commemorate one of the saddest days of the humanity. In...
Teach, so you can learn
It is amazing how being in a different culture helps us better understand who we are and culture of our...
The beginning of a journey..
July 7th, 2019. My first week as an Atlas Corps fellow just started. Too much joy, excitement, determination and energy!...
Waste today to not have a tomorrow.
“Water is the Driving Force of All Nature”. This phenomenal quote from Leonardo Da Vinci, one of the greatest men...
Bringing it home
Inspiring Youth Opportunity Through Global Engagement I grew up in an isolated place. Equally far away from Europe and Asia....
Higher Education and the Promise of Development (Part 2)
There is a growing consensus among researchers that high quality tertiary education is more than a next level in the...