Celebrating Ugandan Youth
This past summer, in partnership with Open Space, Feed the Future, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), and the Uganda Parliamentary Forum…
Thoughts from Ghana
Yesterday, Ghanaians went to the polls to vote in presidential and parliamentary elections, against a backdrop of an underperforming economy…
For Austria’s Mainstream: One Catastrophe Avoided...
The news from Austria on Sunday was actually about what didn’t happen: Norbert Hofer, the candidate of the right-wing Freedom…
The Power of Discussion
At the turn of the 20th century Vienna was one of Europe’s major intellectual, cultural and political centers. Its diversity…
After the Italian Referendum, Don’t Bury Renzi Too...
The times do not seem to be ripe for European leaders to organize referendums. After the spectacular backfire caused by…
Election Day in Ghana: She Votes
On December 7, Ghanaians will vote in their seventh general elections since the return of democratic rule in 1992. These…
Stronger Together
In the United States, partisan politics has hit one of its highest points of polarization in decades. Elected officials in…
Giving Voice to the Voiceless: Persons with Disabi...
Our political party, civil society and governance initiatives are designed to give a voice to and serve the needs of…
Somaliland HIV/AIDS Working Group Takes Action on ...
Today, December 1, is World AIDS Day. There is much being done to commemorate the day around the world. The…
Local Elections; Tunisia is not-so-patiently waiti...
Ain Draham is small town located high in the Kroumirie mountains only a few kilometers from the Algerian border. The…
International Day for the Elimination of Violence ...
Ten years ago, WDN was founded with the mission to empower women to lead. Since then, WDN has reached thousands…
Gender Assessment in Morocco
From November 2-8, 2016, I travelled to Morocco on behalf of the Women’s Democracy Network. My first trip to the…