Discussions about civil rights highlight their crucial role in shaping American democracy, as described in important documents like the Constitution. Although civil rights are usually associated with laws and politics,...

Our government's main duty is to keep our country safe. To achieve this, it uses a mix of diplomacy, military strength, and intelligence to identify and combat threats. Recent experiences,...

Migration is central to the American identity. This includes the early movements of Native Americans, the arrival of Pilgrims, colonization, the slave trade, and numerous immigrants from Europe, Africa, and...

In our rapidly globalizing world, mobility touches every aspect of life, shaping identities, communities, and economies. Mobility isn't just about people moving; it encompasses the flow of products, ideas, and...

Our conventional ways of discussing international aid and global security may often obscure the many social and cultural issues that arise locally, on the ground, in other areas of the...

  Migration strikes at the very core of what it means to be "American," for our history is a story of human migrations. It includes the original migrations of native Americans,...

This discussion guide, Human Impacts on Climate Change: Opportunities and Challenges, invites us to consider multiple and interrelated questions and concerns about our ongoing climate change, including how the climate...

Sometimes, it feels like the whole world is on the move. More people, products, goods, information, ideas, values, and money are moving and moving faster. In 2019, there were over...

A principal responsibility of our government is to provide for our national security and defense. To do that our government continually uses its soft power, hard power, and intelligence assets...