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Surya Ambatipudi Engage The Onero Institute Surya Ambatipudi Engage The Onero Institute

Bangladesh – Revolution and Rebirth

The fall of Sheikh Hasina and Bangladesh’s Awami League party is a result of a civilian-led movement that challenged an increasingly authoritarian administration. As the country shifts into a new political era, the question remains “What happens next?”

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George Hahn George Hahn

Caribbean Youth against Heat Waves: Climate Justice, and Energy Restructuring

With global temperatures rising to unseen levels, the Caribbean lies at the center of the impact and the center of youth agency for climate change action. The summer of 2023 in the Northern Hemisphere broke historic heat levels and set itself as the hottest summer on record,[1] underscoring the Caribbean's susceptibility to climate challenges. UN Secretary-General António Guterres described the region as ‘ground zero’ for the international climate emergency.[2] Due to extreme climate conditions, students protested in Puerto Rico for air conditioning during heat waves. This civic engagement highlighted the responsibility of that “climate resilience” effort from younger generations to restructure approaches using schools to claim climate justice by refurbishing policies.

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Fasica Mersha, Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, Nadia Crevecouer Engage The Onero Institute Fasica Mersha, Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, Nadia Crevecouer Engage The Onero Institute

Increased Involvement in Peace and Security

This interview is a conversation with Dr. Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, the President of Women in International Security, and Nadia Crevecouer, former Senior Program Assistant. In the interview the two discuss the UN Security Council Resolution 1325, the Women Peace and Security Agenda, as well as UNSCR 2250, the Youth Peace and Security Agenda. Learn more about the intersection between the two agendas and the significance of women and youth involvement in peace and security affairs.

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