A column in the Cortland Standard by Global Public Voices fellow Alexandra Dufresne.

“They’re moving through the world in a way where they don’t feel like they have to explain themselves,” says Christine Bacareza Balance, associate...

Estelle McKee, professor of law, discusses the transit ban proposed by the Biden administration, noting that New York state has volunteered to sponsor...

“There is this broad sentiment that links conservatives as both having been collaborationists during the colonial period and [colluding] in the...

“China views semiconductors as a strategic resource. Therefore, it wants to become self-sufficient in all aspects of advanced chip design and...

Global Public Voices fellow Cristina Florea describes how Ukrainians have reinvented their national identity five times over the past century.

This year’s fellows will engage with major news media on nationalism and populism, civil-military relations, international human rights, and more.

“In order to solve a problem, we need multiple ways of knowing,” said Karim-Aly Kassam. “Other people see things because of their cultures, because of...

“Florida has seen lots of apocalyptic disasters. As long as it’s a storm-based event, people are not going to dramatically switch where they live,”...

“The reasons that people move are always multifaceted. They rarely ever point to an environmental reason, even after a disaster happens,” says Linda...