Broken Futures: Children and Armed Conflict
Children suffer tremendously during war, with many tragically killed, injured, or orphaned. But what happens to child combatants in armed conflicts?
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Veena Khandke
Climate Refugees: Seeking an Intimate Connection to a Home
When the human populations transitioned from a hunter-gatherer society to an agricultural society about 12,000 years ago, it dramatically changed our entire relationship to our environment, eventually creating an intimate connection to a particular place: a home. During preagricultural times, hunter-gatherers had been living in small nomadic groups and moved as they followed their food
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Indigenous Communities and Human Ecology
Indigenous people make up 5% of the world’s population and within the lands they live on responsibly protect 80% of the earth’s biodiversity. The term “indigenous” is a generic term, used in various contexts, in various parts of the world among linguistically and culturally diverse communities. These communities are also referred to as first peoples,
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