by Sarah Armstrong | Mar 17, 2018 | Yale University
On March 5, New Haven’s Board of Alders conducted an open meeting—as they do twice each month—to review proposed legislation. With my own pew in the sparsely populated aldermanic chamber, I watched board president Tyisha Walker-Myers quickly run through the agenda,...
by LAISCE KAYE MATTIE MCDOWELL | Mar 15, 2018 | University of California, Los Angeles
From the beginning of democratization in Ethiopia until present, the government has experienced viable democratic erosion simply by displaying a weak commitment to democratic rules of the game. Within the Ethiopian Constitution it explicitly states in chapter two,...
by Bailey Markowski | Mar 9, 2018 | Ohio State University
Planned Parenthood usually brings to mind debates about abortion, Roe v. Wade, the Women’s March vs. The March for Life, and plenty of other controversial topics, mostly on a national scale. But the unsung victories for Planned Parenthood come at the local level,...
by Cierra Carafice | Mar 9, 2018 | Ohio State University
Clad in pink “I Stand with Planned Parenthood” t-shirts and the attitude of women who plan to get things done, the Planned Parenthood Advocates of Ohio began their action forum to fight for women’s reproductive health. This is in response to Governor Kasich and...