One of the most memorable stories of 2020 was Nadja Drost's heart-wrenching report on #Cameroon asylum-seekers trying to make it to the US by crossing the Darien Gap, a 90-mile stretch of dangerous jungle straddling Colombia & Panama story.californiasunday.com/darien-gap-mig… #EndAnglophoneCrisis

Thank you to JT , Jim Risch , Ben Cardin , and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman for passing S.Res.684 and advocating for an end to human rights abuses at atrocity crimes in #Cameroon’s #AnglophoneCrisis.#anglophonecrisis

Breaking: Leigh Day confirms that Vedanta and Zambian villagers have agreed to settle all claims leighday.co.uk/News/Press-rel…

A critical read- The Race to Dismantle Trump’s Immigration Policies newyorker.com/magazine/2021/… via The New Yorker

Hoping to speak with senior leaders in Calabar (Cross River State) such as Prince Michael Nku Abuo, JP and FELIX EJA OJONG and other rectors in Calabar Archdiocese about the important work of the churches in Nigeria's border regions. Please direct message me if interested!

Excited to announce that my book has been released in paperback! Thanks to Boydell Africa Boydell & Brewer for their support of my work! amazon.com/Faith-Power-Fa…

Proud to have shared my research with Human Rights Watch and be quoted in this important report hrw.org/news/2022/02/1…

Huge thank you to Prince Michael Nku Abuo, JP the University of Calabar University of Calabar, Nigeria. and Calabar Archdiocesan leaders Calabar Archdiocese for giving me an extraordinary education on the humanitarian work going on with displaced persons in border regions fleeing the #Anglophonecrisis

Very generous review of my book in the American Academy of Religion’s online book review website, Reading Religion - readingreligion.org/9781847011824/. Thank you to Dr. Paul Grant UW-Madison Department of History.

Mary Shelley did try to warn us about hubristic STEM bros who make strange, impulsive experiments and then watch helplessly as their creation destroys itself at the expense of ordinary people.

In the March issue, Charlotte Walker-Said reviews ‘Protestant #Missionaries and #Humanitarianism in the #DRC: The #Politics of Aid in #ColdWar Africa’ (Boydell Africa) by Jeremy Rich. Read it today on #FirstView: bit.ly/41b6OyO

Quantum Engineering ✅ Hidden History of Hollywood ✅ Sensation & Perception ✅ Watch to see some of Princeton Men’s Basketball's favorite courses at #PrincetonU. #MarchMadness

Honored to be in the great company of NEH grant awardees this round. Many thanks to National Endowment for the Humanities for supporting our work!

The The City University of New York Research Foundation, John Jay College is thrilled to be the recipient of the prestigious National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant. This remarkable achievement is a testament to our commitment to excellence in scholarship and research across all disciplines. We

We’re still excited about these PBKs from June '22! The Eritrean National Service by Gaim Kibreab Nairobi in the Making by Constance Smith Faith, Power & Family by Charlotte Walker-Said Overcoming Boko Haram edited by Abdul Raufu Mustapha & Kate Meagher buff.ly/3BUPe6B

Getting excited for this conference in Brussels in October at the Université Libre de Bruxelles Anne-Sophie Crosetti "Engaging in Catholic European and Colonial Charities (1945-2000)" cierl.phisoc.ulb.be/fr/actualites/…

Excited to be invited as a visiting scholar in residence at the Université Libre de Bruxelles in October, 2023 sponsored by the CIERL (Centre interdisciplinaire d’étude des religions et de la laïcité)! msh.ulb.ac.be/en/who/charlot…

Niger: nouvelle attaque contre une localité près de la frontière avec le Burkina Faso rfi.my/BETg.x