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How Historically Black Colleges and Universities embody the values and networks critical to U.S. national security and global standing.
What might dismantling the U.S.-Mexico border wall symbolize for America? Neal Rosendorf looks to the future with lessons from the past.
University of Oxford PhD candidate Warren Stanislaus shares a case study of a recent Black History Month project.
An interview about the public diplomacy implications of news media decisions within the Arab context.
CPD Research Fellow Martin Edwards investigates how Twitter audiences respond to the IMF.
What does it look like to open the door of financial inclusion to U.S. migrants and immigrants? Mexican diplomat Rodrigo Márquez Lartigue describes a new ID card system.
CPD Director Jay Wang identifies key knowledge and skill areas that today's PD organizations can grow through professional development.
CPD Research Fellow Ian Thomas has developed evidence tools to help PD practitioners in the field measure and evaluate soft power.
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