Technology from India will hopefully help us in the States as we come to use it. We’ll hear from two Regis students, Trisha Litz and Bailey […]
Hemispheres: Development in the Amazon, the Tipnis National Park of Bolivia
President Morales lobbied for and won legislation for a road through the Isiboro Secure National Park. A road could open up development of mono-agriculture, logging, and […]
The Cuban Revolution & the Legacy of Fidel Castro
Samuel Farber is an emeritus professor of Political Science at Brooklyn College of CUNY. He was born and raised in Cuba and has written numerous books […]
Hemispheres: The Global Refugee Crisis
The global refugee crisis was discussed by a panel of experts and moderated by Tamar Larsen at the Conference On World Affairs last month. Hemispheres producer […]
Hemispheres: Exploring The Sun
KGNU’s Hemispheres takes a trip around the Sun with Phillip Judge, Senior Scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, Claire Rafterty, Head of Education and […]
Hemispheres: The Women’s Movement in Saudi Arabia
Women and their allies all over the world are defending human rights with an ever broadening agenda. Hemispheres host Nikki Kayser takes a look at the women’s movement […]
Hemispheres: William Ury
William Ury is the co-founder of The Harvard Program on Negotiation and co-author of the best-selling negotiator’s handbook, Getting to Yes. He consults political leaders engaged in […]
Hemispheres: Reducing Violence Against Women in Nigeria
Efforts to Support The Elimination of Violence Against Women in Nigeria and Strengthen Women’s Rights Internationally Nwankwo has long been visibly proactive and energetic in her […]