Democratic Fundamentals: Youth Engagement in Serbia
In Serbia, participating student parliaments organized a process that allowed students to suggest potential projects that could be funded from the local budget.
In Serbia, participating student parliaments organized a process that allowed students to suggest potential projects that could be funded from the local budget.
In Guatemala, Dexis supports counterpart efforts to bring justice to women victims of femicide and other forms of gender-based violence through the USAID Justice and Transparency Project.
On November 9, 2021, Dexis partners and Moderator Vera Zakem shared tools and tactics for audience segmentation in complex environments to stem disinformation. Disinformation – the intentional spread of falsehoods and half-truths – impacts countries and societies worldwide.
While U.S. national security policy pivots towards near-peer competition and away from decades-long focus on violent extremist organizations (VEOs), the threat from VEOs remains viable.
Programs in high-risk security environments thrive when payoffs can be better articulated. The global security landscape has shifted substantially in the two decades since the
How does a single operating unit of USAID, one among the hundreds of missions that exist across the world, organize its program data collection efforts to ensure synchronicity across the enterprise?
Program designers for stabilization and peacebuilding programs take the term ‘unintended consequences’ seriously. And there is good reason for that.
In 2020, Dexis began a sustained process of reflecting on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) and translating that reflection into action.
When Emma Flores assumed her role as the Head Prosecutor in Guatemala’s newly established Office against Extortions, she faced an uphill battle.
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.