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Audrey Pence is currently in her second year at Northeastern University, where she is studying International Affairs and Arabic. She spent one month in Amman, Jordan studying Arabic in the summer of 2014 and is currently stationed in Istanbul, Turkey working for Solutions Journal and the Fuller Project on journalism projects in the region. She will be participating in an internship for the Center for Solutions in International Studies in Washington, D.C. and studying international conflict and negotiation in the Balkans in the upcoming summer of 2015. She hopes to pursue a career that will keep her engaged in foreign affairs through a form of journalism.

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Oral History Project Takes on Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan

Avatar by Audrey Pence March 20, 2016July 8, 2020

Ala kachuu directly translates to “to take and run away” in Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, and is known to the world as the practice of bride kidnapping. It can occur both consensually, as a staged elopement, and non-consensually. In the non-consensual form, a woman is forcibly taken to a man’s home where his family members will […]

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Leading Nonviolent Movements: An Interview with Srđa Popović

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100 Years After the Genocide, Armenians and Turks Work to Heal

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Building a Rain Garden

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Female Drivers Tackle Gender Based Violence in Transport

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Mobilizing Literacy: Cell Phones Help Afghan Women Learn to Read

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International Hackathon Empowers Women

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New Apps Push Back Against ISIS

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Syrian Refugee Women Put on their Own Antigone

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The Path to Global Food Security: An Interview with Jim Morris

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