Photo by Debra Kellner[/caption]
I was in a bit of a funk recently, and I couldn't quite put my finger on why until a friend suggested that perhaps I was burdened with too much information. My work with the Crisis Group and the International Rescue Crisis were daily reminders of how chaotic and unstable our world can be. Indeed, today's conflicts have a dangerous new feel to them, with multiple state and non-state players exercising widely conflicting agendas...
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Less Ignorance and More Compassion
Dec 22, 2015[caption id="attachment_2507" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Photo by Debra Kellner[/caption]
I was in a bit of a funk recently, and I couldn't quite put my finger on why until a friend suggested that perhaps I was burdened with too much information. My work with the Crisis Group and the International Rescue Crisis were daily reminders of how chaotic and unstable our world can be. Indeed, today's conflicts have a dangerous new feel to them, with multiple state and non-state players exercising widely conflicting agendas...
READ THE FULL ARTICLE IN THE HUFFINGTON POST
Photo by Debra Kellner[/caption]
I was in a bit of a funk recently, and I couldn't quite put my finger on why until a friend suggested that perhaps I was burdened with too much information. My work with the Crisis Group and the International Rescue Crisis were daily reminders of how chaotic and unstable our world can be. Indeed, today's conflicts have a dangerous new feel to them, with multiple state and non-state players exercising widely conflicting agendas...
READ THE FULL ARTICLE IN THE HUFFINGTON POST
