Wagner Students - Chris Collins, Aaron Ampaw and Erin Price - Discuss Obama's First 100 Days

Disasters and Peacemaking: Creating Opportunities for Peace with Michael Renner, Senior Researcher & Director, Global Security Project, Worldwatch Institute

Nearly half of all children born into poverty will be persistently poor, meaning they will be poor for at least half of their childhoods. From birth, their socioeconomic status will determine, in part, the neighborhood in which they live, the food they eat, the education they receive and whether or not they will be poor as adults. Studies show that 20 percent of children born into poverty will spend a significant amoung of their early adulthood in poverty as well. As adults, the persistently...

Voting for Peace: Building Democracies in Post-Conflict Countries with Thomas Flores, Clinical Associate Professor, Center for Global Affairs