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What Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means for the US

by Rachael Mohr | Feb 9, 2022 | Project Updates

What Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means for the US As Russia’s full-scale war on Ukraine approaches the two-year mark, the West must remain focused on the larger implications that this war will have for the international community. Not only is Ukraine a...

Cleaning up after ISIS: Removing explosives left behind in Syria

by Rachael Mohr | Jan 7, 2022 | Project Updates

Cleaning up after ISIS: Removing explosives left behind in Syria While ISIS was dislodged from the territory it once brutally ruled in Syria, the terror group left behind a deadly legacy. Countless land mines and explosives riddle the countryside, threatening lives...

A life in service: from Coast Guard to nonprofit

by Rachael Mohr | Nov 17, 2021 | In the News

A life in service: from Coast Guard to nonprofit Perspectives from the field: Serving in and out of uniform Colleen served in the US Coast Guard for over eight years. Drawn to the Coast Guard’s humanitarian mission, Colleen joined at the age of 17. By 23 years old,...

What Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means for the US

Cleaning up after ISIS: Removing explosives left behind in Syria

A life in service: from Coast Guard to nonprofit

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