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Is democracy at stake in South Africa? A personal reflection
Xenophobic attacks are not new in South Africa. There are records of violence against foreign natio...
To graduate or not to graduate? For millions of U.S. students, $1,000 can make the difference
Driving home from college in a rural area of the U.S. one night, Valerie Luciano’s car began to f...
Sustainable Fashion Lab: Addressing working conditions and inequalities in Brazil’s fashion supply chain
The Challenge The fashion industry in Brazil, as in other countries, faces social, economic, and...
South Africa strives to combat malnutrition through stretch collaboration
Diet-related non-communicable diseases are the second highest cause of death in South Africa, accoun...
Experiments for 2019
The Reos team hosted an end of year conversation with old and new colleagues, clients and friends. T...
Taking time for transformation:
Reflections on the Conducive Space for Peace Accelerator
During this year’s Geneva Peace Week, the Conducive Space for Peace (CSP) Initiative chose to host...
The Disruptive Art of Peacekeeping
Peace making doesn’t mean passivity. It is the act of interrupting injustice without mirroring...
Stretch Collaboration in Mexico
For the past four years, I have spent much of my time supporting an extraordinary alliance called Po...
Surrender and Imagine: Engaging with global climate change
Over the past few years I’ve observed scientists and environmentalists presenting the threat of g...
