“The Great Barrier Reef is an icon under pressure,” warns Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. A mecca of beautiful biodiversity and tourism, Australia’s world-renowned Great Barrier Reef has come under the siege of ugly pollutants and politics. Australia’s Great Barrier Reef (GBR), located off the coast of Queensland, nurtures over 2300 kilometers of … Read more
Martha Coakley previously served as at attorney general for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. She is currently a visiting fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard University. Harvard Political Review: At the time you became an attorney, law was a male dominated field. What drove you to pursue law and what challenges did you face … Read more
There are students among us who have to balance the dual desire of protecting one’s country and pursuing an education. After serving as a UN Peacekeeper in South Sudan during part of his service to South Korea, Jason Kwon ’14-’16 returned to Harvard as a junior to find that his freshman-year roommates had already graduated. After … Read more
Women and men are not equal. The clearest indication of this is the gender wage gap, which has barely budged in a decade. Women are paid, on average, about 78 percent of what men are paid. But often, gender inequality is less overt than that. Sexism and objectification of the female body is rampant in … Read more
Jenny Choi sits down with Spring 2015 IOP Fellow and Republican Strategist Matt Lira to discuss the role of technology in campaigns and civic engagement, the future of the Republican party, and his predictions for 2016. You can access additional content by subscribing to our YouTube channel and visiting our iTunes page.