Report about the first three months of my gap year in Morocco by Xenia Kremer

December 24, 2021 Limei

CRC Ambassador Xenia Kremer writes about her gap year in Morocco and the women’s rights organization that she volunteered for in Casablanca.

Keeping Up With the Ambassadors: Episode 3: Juggling Conflicting Identities - Marija Stragyte

December 9, 2021 Charney Administrator

This year we introduced a new interview format: Keeping up with the Ambassadors! Our intern Jaime Musso interviews the EMIS alumni who are part of our Ambassador Program, discussing different topics of global relevance. This week Jaime interviews our Ambassador Marija Stragyte.

KEEPING UP WITH THE AMBASSADORS Episode 2: "Why Are We Not Listening to The Youth?" with Xenia Kremer

December 2, 2021 Charney Administrator

Interview with Sara Zajicova

October 26, 2021 Limei

We welcome Sara Zajicova from Czech Republic, a graduate of EMIS and a relations coordinator between EMIS the Center, back to the Green Village. Fun facts about Sara: loves languages and speaks several and is constantly learning more.

2021 EMIS CAS FAIR

September 20, 2021 Limei

Left: Sara Zajicova, CRC relations coordinator and Right: CRC Director Marom-Shanaan

On September 20th, the Charney Resolution Center participated in the annual EMIS CAS fair. We presented two projects this year: the annual Peace Talks Simulation, and the Peace Ambassadors CAS program.

The COVID-19 Pandemic: A Global Human Rights Crisis by By Joao Ricardo De Morais (EMIS graduate from Brazil)

June 30, 2021 Limei

The COVID-19 Pandemic: A Global Human Rights Crisis By Joao Ricardo De Morais (EMIS graduate from Brazil)

ZAZ10TS Present DiverCity Lens 2021

June 28, 2021 Limei

The student whose photograph is needed is Amani Ward, a 9th grader at James Madison High School in Brooklyn. Her photography teacher is David Mahl. The work is entitled Untitled and was taken in Canarsie in 2020. This is what Amani wrote about her work. "Walking out of darkness and walking into light. The coronavirus has kept many of us in darkness but there are brighter days ahead. " — The student whose photograph is needed is **Amani Ward, a 9th grader at James Madison High School in Brooklyn.** Her photography teacher is David Mahl. The work is entitled *Untitled* and was taken in Canarsie in 2020. This is what Amani wrote about her work. "Walking out of darkness and walking into light. The coronavirus has kept many of us in darkness but there are brighter days ahead. "

ZAZ10TS hosted The DiverCity Lens 2021 exhibition at 10 Times Square, representing New York City pubic school students’ talents as photographers and writers.

EMIS Students Peace Talks Simulation 2021, we did it!

May 25, 2021 Limei

Akke, Mayalie and Ameer spoke about their experience.

Video documentation of the Charney Resolution Center at EMIS flagship event: our annual Peace Talks Simulation, including students (Akke, Ameer and Mayalie) interviews and closing ceremony.

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