On The Role of Interpretation In Collaboration with Carla Abdel-Karim “Education is one of the most powerful tools and important pillars of a flourishing nation: without it a society can wither and die… No amount of infrastructure, from highways to high-rises or televisions to telecommunications, can ever equal the power of education. It is our […]
Forgive me, God- for I am writing this from the comfort of a five star hotel. While young men and women are battling each other for freedom on the streets of Cairo, I am taking a jog around a manicured Abu Dhabi, a safe haven while I toil with all that has become undone. Forgive […]
For Women All Over… There is no such thing as happiness, she sighed. Then she leaned back into her lounge chair, a movement that forced her false teeth to press down on her lower lip. A pale blue film covered her black eyes. It was a sign of old age not blindness. Her stare drifted […]
A Dialogue between Mr. Jason Manseau and Dr. Raquel Rios. Jason Manseau is a forth year undergraduate student majoring in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Waterloo. He can be reached by phone at 519-496-2751 or electronic mail at jremim@gmail.com Raquel Rios, Ph.D. is the Executive Director of Real World Professional Development, a […]
Dialogue with Doctors Raquel Ríos and Shiv D. Talwar Dr. Shiv Talwar retired early from his career of teaching Civil Engineering to follow up on his early dream of doing “something” so that the identity savagery the like of which he experienced in India in 1947 becomes a thing of the past. Consequently, he helped […]
Dialogue with Dr. Alice E. Ginsberg & Dr. Raquel Rios Alice E. Ginsberg, Ph.D. is the author of Gender in Urban Education: Strategies for Student Achievement (2005) and Gender and Educational Philanthropy (2007) and is currently an independent education consultant. Raquel Rios, Ph.D. is the Executive Director of Real World Professional Development, a communications and […]
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