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How Digital Solutions Enhance Voting Security in New Orleans
In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Maria, a displaced New Orleans mother, uses her smartphone to securely vote through advanced homomorphic encryption, demonstrating how technology can connect citizens despite adversity.… Read more
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Lesson Plan: Eco-Colonialism and The Pointe au Chien Indigenous People of Louisiana.
This lesson plan explores the impacts of eco-colonialism on the Pointe-au-Chien Indian Tribal Community, highlighting their experiences with environmental degradation and collective trauma. It emphasizes the significance of Traditional Ecological… Read more
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Lake Chad Basin Human Ecology: Water Stories, UNDP Regional Stabilization Facility, and Sustainable Generosity
Introduction “First of all, we were carried away by the name of Islam, we were told to go and do jihad after that, we came to discover that it was… Read more
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Small Town Resiliency Strategies
Disaster Resiliency strategies for small town shelters and local community emergency response teams in rural areas. This article speaks to the power of creativity, both to mitigate disaster trauma, but… Read more
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Old Cape Cod: Housing Crisis Resilience Strategies
Housing Crisis Strategies in the European Old World as Resilience Strategies in Post-Covid Historical American Tourist Destinations Introduction Looking at cultural strategies that have historically been the bedrock of resiliency… Read more
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Colorado River: A Transnational Analysis of Riparian Rights in the age of Drought
An analysis of riparian rights, transnational water treaties, and the effect and future of the river as a megadrought reaches it’s 23 year. Read more
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Looking Up, Looking Down: Homelessness
Small town Corvallis is home to over 800 housing insecure residents, some of whom support themselves through panhandling around the downtown post office. There are countless perspectives on the ‘problem’… Read more
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Culture in Pornography: We See What We Want
What was once considered the most egalitarian act a person could participate in, was removed from democratized consumption and relegated to only a special few who had both the wealth… Read more