People-centered justice is an approach to tackle the justice gap in developing nations, but it requires a mindset shift on the part of justice actors and the development sector alike.
Corruption is an endemic problem in many parts of the world. In Armenia, Dexis works with local youth to promote greater integrity in society.
As online violence against women and girls continues to escalate, our responses must rapidly evolve as well.
As a new generation enters the international development workforce, what do they have to teach us about working with younger populations?
From helping institutions reduce corruption to supporting content creators as they promote civic engagement, democracy assistance today can take many forms.
LDOs are changing the way development is conceptualized and delivered at the grassroots level.
Indigenous women in Guatemala experience high rates of violence and are confronted with numerous barriers when seeking out justice.
A growing line of research reveals that climate change does not indirectly initiate new conflict but exacerbates existing conflicts or social tensions instead.
How can we provide appropriate support to women and girls using trauma-informed approaches?
Mexico could become a key partner in U.S. semiconductor nearshoring if it boosts its technical capacity to strengthen the regional supply chain.
