More Reflections on a Year of Pandemics
As a diverse community committed to the ongoing work of global justice, we know you share our horror as once again we are reminded of the racialized violence that has plagued this country since its founding.
Reflections on a Year of Pandemics
When I think about all that has happened in the past year, truthfully I feel overwhelmed.
Being a Generalist in International Development: My Summer Experience
What do you do when every passion feels worth pursuing? How do you decide when making any career decision feels like a betrayal of every option you turned down?
Leaving to Return: From a Village to America and Back
Growing up outside of a small village on a self-sufficient [...]
In an age of social distancing, our connection – and division – has never been more visible.
In an age of social distancing, the connections between us have never been stronger. But the divides are also more visible.
Guatemala, Honduras & El Salvador: How Cuts in USAID Funding Affect Migration & Programs
The current funding cuts to USAID that assists programs in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador are having a grave affect on programming intended to help citizens in the Northern Triangle Region.
Introducing BNID’s New Executive Director
Welcoming BNID's New Executive Director, Lauren Scribi
Launching the Search for BNID’s Next Executive Director
It's been a joy and honor to serve as BNID's Executive Director, but I'm excited to launch the search and to pass the torch to the next leader of this organization!
Welcome Lauren Kostich – Academic Year Intern
Lauren Kostich is one of BNID’s Academic Year Interns. She [...]
Re-Launching the BNID Blog
Join us in expanding the discussion about international development and global justice.