When Humanitarian Aid Has Borders: The Politics Of Disaster Relief – OpEd
The Current Reality of Humanitarian Aid Humanitarian aid in recent years, despite its basis in principles of morality and helping
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Author: Kaitlyn Waring
Kaitlyn Waring is a fourth-year student at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts studying environmental and sustainability sciences, sociology, and international affairs. She is currently interning with the High Atlas Foundation in Morocco as a sustainable agriculture intern.
Articles by Kaitlyn Waring :
Why Are Pomegranates Special? – OpEd
As pomegranate month comes to a close, it is an important time to recognize the significance that the fruit holds
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Sustainable Development Goals: Where The UN Pact For The Future May Fall Short – OpEd
This past September, world leaders gathered in New York at the UN Summit of the Future. The purpose of the
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The Power Of Trees: A Success Story – OpEd
Farmers in Morocco are experiencing unprecedented challenges brought about by extreme droughts, high temperatures, and other impacts of climate change.
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Achieving Dreams Through Sewing: An Empowerment Success Story – OpEd
How can empowerment create transformational change in the lives of women who believe they cannot achieve their goals? A true
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Resilience And Self-Reliance: When Communities Become Their Own Heroes – OpEd
As I return from three days of field visits with the High Atlas Foundation to two rural Moroccan villages, my
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