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Burma Storytelling
Dinner, Music, and Spoken Word Performances in Honor of the Burmese Liberation Movement Thursday, February 9th 6-8:00pm Toyon Lounge Stanford STAND is hosting a storytelling event that spotlights...
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Why is Big Money Invading My Activism?
by Jared Naimark, ’14 About two weeks ago, two events I attended brought me out of my usual comfort zone and had me interacting with Silicon Valley’s über rich philanthropists. I ended the weekend...
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Kambale Musavuli Comes to Campus
by Jeff Mandell, ’13 At Stanford STAND, the student coalition against genocide and mass atrocities, one of the major challenges we face is staying informed about all of the conflicts we cover....
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Will 2013 Be a Banner Year For Gender Equality Around the World?
by Jessica Pham, ’13 This piece was originally posted on PolicyMic. At the end of January, as Hillary Clinton prepared to leave her position as U.S. Secretary of State, she emphasized how crucial...
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On Global Womanhood
by Lan Anh Le, ’15 In Afghanistan, a new Internet café for women will have its opening in honor of International Women’s Day. Young Women for Change, the NGO that is hosting the event, aims to make the...
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Yorm Bopha
by Daniel Mattes, ’12 Daniel has been working since September 2012 as a monitor of the international tribunal for crimes committed under the Khmer Rouge, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I had no work at the...
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