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Just a reminder > How We Win – 3/12/19



Despite the years, lives, and billions of dollars spent fighting terrorist organizations, the terror threat persists. Have we made any progress at all in reducing the appeal of extreme ideas? In her book “How We Win: How Cutting-Edge Entrepreneurs, Political Visionaries, Enlightened Business Leaders, and Social Media Mavens Can Defeat the Extremist Threat,” Farah Pandith draws upon her high-level experience on the National Security Council, at the State Department, and on the Homeland Security Advisory Council to make the case that we have the resources and expertise but need a better strategy to stop the spread of extremism into local communities and to inoculate young people against extremist ideology. She will discuss her book with Gideon Rose, Editor of Foreign Affairs.

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    Just a reminder | Stories of girls' pain.. child marriage allowed in 48 US states and banned in only one

    Although the world recognises the danger of marrying girls under 18, it is strangely still permitted in the United States. The Massachusetts Senate unanimously passed a bill banning child marriage, which had previously been allowed.

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    Just a reminder | US law allows the marriage of minors

    Local law in most US states allows the marriage of children under 18 with parental consent and judicial approval. The Massachusetts Senate unanimously passed a bill banning child marriage in the state.

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    Just a reminder | Did you know that 48 US states allow child marriage?

    The Senate of the US state of Massachusetts voted unanimously in favour of a bill banning child marriage, which had previously been allowed. Rights advocates, UNICEF volunteers and supporters of a children's rights association attended the vote.