Exploring the world through servant leadership
By Hope O’Brien and Sebenzile Nkambule The movie Hotel Rwanda came about in 2004 as a historical drama to depict the story of Paul Rusesabagina, a hero and leader of …
Hotel Rwanda: Leadership in the Face of Tragedy Read More
I have traveled to more than a dozen cities in the US, but New York City is one of those places I could go back to year after year. I …
A Day at The U.N Read More“Creating a Shared Future” is the topic of 2018 Global Leadership Forum which provides me a good opportunity to contact the other fellows and exchange our ideas. The GLF lasted …
How can we create a shared future? Read MoreDate: Sunday, Oct. 28, 2018 Time: 11:00 AM Location: Key Bridge Marriott Hotel – Arlington, VA Mission: 150 Humphrey Voices; 97 Countries; 13 U.S. Campuses; 1 Destination… at the 2018 …
2018 Global Leadership Forum: A Shared Future and Beyond Read MoreAfter the Trump-Russia affair, Kavanaugh for Supreme Court, Nuclear Treaty Withdrawal, and revoking birthright citizenship before the election, Donald Trump-the U.S. president-faced midterm election or called midterm test, and someone says …
A divided and pragmatic American: midterm election 2018 Read More
As the 2018 midterm election results are announced in the US, South Asian media are writing stories stating that the battle for the 2020 presidential elections have already kickstarted in …
How South Asian media are covering US midterm? Read MoreGlobal Leadership Forum, where is the whole big world is represented. More than 150 fellows coming from more than 90 different countries to live the dream of unity, diversity acceptance …
My Journey to Global Leadership Forum Read More“I may disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it,” Patrick Henry. Growing up in the United States I never questioned …
#INeedPressFreedom and so do you Read More
During the post-midterms news conference at the White House on Wednesday, President Trump repeatedly cut off chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta, stating he was a “terrible person” after Acosta …
Acosta and the need for press freedom Read More“In an era when many assumptions about communication and information are being reconsidered, it is difficult to say exactly what journalists can or should be free from. A better question …
Free Press? Not so easy Read More