Author Archive
Drone Warfare and the Law of Armed Conflict
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Today unpiloted airplanes – drones, flying virtually unseen miles above the Earth – are common in the skies over Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen,
Talking to Conservatives Effectively about Climate Change
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(Air dates: November 22 ~ 25, 2017) — Climate change is among the most politicized and, sadly, polarized scientific issues in recent
Unexpected Minorities in the U.S. Military
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(Air dates: November 15 ~ 18, 2017) — In honor of Veteran’s Day, the Hinckley Institute hosted a conversation about “Unexpected Minorities”
Enriching Utah’s Classrooms Through Play
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Playworks originated in Oakland, CA, as an innovative approach to resolving student discipline problems and bullying during recess. The idea quickly caught
McKay Coppins: Media in the Age of Trump
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(Air dates: November 8 ~ 11, 2017) — McKay Coppins is a political journalist and writer for the Atlantic. He authored the
Innovating With Urban Ag
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Shawn Peterson’s mobile greenhouse gets lots of attention. In 2011, after he converted the old school bus into a vehicle for urban
Rohingyan Genocide & Tackling Child Sex Abuse in Bolivia
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(Air dates: November 1 ~ 4, 2017) –A few weeks ago, Umar Mohamad Arif, a leader of the Rohingyan community living in Utah
VidAngel: “Not Just a Company, It’s a Movement”
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Covering a child’s eyes or ears during a scary or profane movie scene is something many families customarily do. So in 2012
Standing Up For Utah’s Needs
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(Air dates: October 25 ~ 28, 2017) — This week members of the Utah Citizens’ Counsel presented their 2017 report: Standing Up
Utah and the Business of Making Movies
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Filmmakers have long appreciated Utah’s majestic landscapes for imagining the “old West,” an alien planet, or a neighborhood in “anytown U.S.A.” Over