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The Black community have a longstanding negative relationship with scientific research, and they are not the ones to blame. Black individuals are justified by their choice to not participate in research studies by autonomy. Their choice, however, is ...

Three days after the Covid-19 pandemic was declared a global emergency, I had an “extraordinary graduation”, and my intense UWCD experience ended short. Inequalities had always presented themselves to me in Armenia — but none quite like in March 2020...

The title is extracted from Gloria T. Hull’s book All the Women Are White, All the Blacks Are Male, But Some of Us Are Brave. Her work frames Black women’s methodology for survival considering our frustrated position vis-à-vis both Black studies and ...

Graduation ceremonies are a key milestone in a student’s life. They are a symbol of transition, progression and a stepping stone to the next part of the journey. Graduating is indeed a big deal. I have always been someone who has been a box-checker, ...

The 2020 election was my first voting election, and initially this was a milestone that I was truly looking forward to experiencing. This milestone will soon mark a new transition and transformation in my life, purpose and calling. I had the opportun...

Political regimes: an ensemble of patterns within a state that determine forms and strategies of access to the process of decision making. Actors who are excluded/admitted and the rules that determine how decisions are legitimately made (...