Each year at EMIS, students from each culture get together and plan activities to present to the rest of the students their respective cultures through the showcasing of traditional foods, dances, music, clothing, symbols, games, and more.
Read moreLeon Charney Diplomacy Program Report 2 by Noa Hirsch
I just finished my 3rd week in the diplomacy course and I can feel how much I have learned during my time in Florida. My time here is made up of university classes, individual preparation for the conference, and enjoying South Florida as a tourist.
Read moreYouth protests against Italy’s new far-right government | A commentary by Jaime Musso
Giorgia Meloni is the first Italian woman to be elected as Prime Minister in Italy and leads the most extreme right-wing government since Mussolini’s dictatorship. Exactly 100 years after Mussolini took control over Italy, around 500 protesters in Genova are chanting ‘Resistiamo!’. ‘We resist!’.
Read moreJerusalem with Dr. Jordan Peterson | Shammah Experience
I have always been fascinated by Dr Peterson's ability to articulate his arguments profoundly, making one view reality from a psychological point of view. So I attended an interview of Dr. Peterson with Ben Shapiro at the Jerusalem International Convention Centre on October 6th.
Read moreBringing EMIS to a Film Festival | By Jaime Musso
Speaking at a film festival was a great learning experience for me, even if I wasn’t presenting one of my films. I was happy to share how much I changed thanks to the experiences I had at EMIS and working with the Charney Center.
Read moreLeon Charney Diplomacy Program Report 1 by Noa Hirsch
I hope that the Leon Charney diplomacy program will give me a platform to think of creative and innovative solutions to global issues and complex political problems and intensify my understanding of the politics of specific countries and regions.
Read moreGetting to know Noa Dar, our new Intern | Interviewed by Shana Hazboun
I am looking forward to hear from my colleagues about their ideas on solving conflicts and more importantly to hear from students about their opinions and suggestions as I am really hoping to expand my knowledge and views about the conflict in the Middle East and others around the world.
Read moreGetting to know Shammah Kiunsi, our new intern | Interviewed by Shana Hazboun
I will coordinate the Peace Simulation CAS, and work on projects that aim to expand the CRC network to other parts of the world starting with Africa. I believe that the Charney will expand its mission to other parts of the world to create “Spies for Peace”.
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