Blog by Paola Noguera RSC – ARDD intern In 2013, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution encouraging equal development in technology, science, and innovation for women and girls (United Nations). This year, the
By Abigail Harper, Intern at RSC The theme for this year’s International Day of Education, celebrated annually on 24 January, is “The Power of Youth in Co-creating Education.” As the global community strives to
By Dr. Adli Qandah, Strategic Economic Expert and Analyst It is my honor to join you today at the Ethics in Business Award Jordan Ceremony, an occasion that represents a pivotal moment for strategic
By Abigail Harper, RSC Intern “Education for all” is a commitment the global community renews every year on 24 January – the International Day of Education. Established by the United Nations General Assembly Resolution
By Aya Galal, edited by Jalal Abu Saleh The Arabic language cannot be regarded merely as a tool of communication; it is the mind of the nation, the voice of its memory, and a
Education is not just a fundamental human right; it is the only way to achieve equity, resilience, and long-term well-being for the communities suffering from displacement, violence, and instability. For Jordon and for every
The Syrian conflict has forced the migration of millions of people, which has further triggered a humanitarian crisis with a global impact and a change in communities. Although food, shelter, and healthcare are essential
Introduction This analysis article examines the Palestinian right of return not simply as a legal clause in international instruments, but as a central pillar of a long anti-colonial struggle over land, belonging, and political
Written by – Julia M. Minassian (RSC Intern) “Never again” is a promise the international community reiterates each December 9th on the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of Genocide and the Prevention
By Matilde Picarazzi, RSC Intern Climatic, economic and political crises rarely occur in isolation. Droughts, food shortages and conflicts often combine to create cascading humanitarian emergencies for already vulnerable communities. The situation along the