Leila Al-Shami has worked with human rights movements in Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East. She has co-authored a new book on the Syrian conflict […]

Leila Al-Shami has worked with human rights movements in Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East. She has co-authored a new book on the Syrian conflict […]
“Many, many children under 10 years old were there.” In October, Boulder resident Dan Winters was planning a vacation with his wife in Europe. Having seen […]
“This level of destruction in Gaza is made possible by you and me and all of us in the U.S. who pay our taxes and who […]
David Barsamian discusses Yemen with guest John M. Willis, National Humanities Center Fellow, 2014-15, Associate Professor of history at CU Boulder and author of Unmaking North and South: […]
The Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center hosts a public discussion series on foreign policy. Expert speakers outline the big picture for each topic, including the […]
“The Arab uprisings opened up lots of opportunities for liberation and for getting rid of dictatorships, but it also seems to have opened the door for […]
“Criticizing Israeli government policies is not inherently anti-Semitic by a long shot.” Penny Rosenwasser is a founding Board member of Jewish Voice for Peace and the author of […]
Large parts of the Middle East today are engulfed in violence. Why? What historical factors shape the current conflicts? David Barsamian discusses the situation in the […]