3 Steps Libya’s New Government Should Take to Stabilize the Country ArticleJuly 12, 2012 3 Steps Libya’s New Government Should Take to Stabilize the Country Sarah Margon and Nathalie Bekdache provide actions for the country’s new leaders that can make the country safer and help victims of past and present violence. Jul 12, 2012 Sarah Margon, Nathalie Bekdache
Remember Libya? In the NewsApril 19, 2012 Remember Libya? Sarah Margon and Alex Rothman on why the danger of marginalizing Libya. Apr 19, 2012 The Huffington Post Sarah Margon, Alex Rothman
Awareness Can Translate Into Action In the NewsMarch 10, 2012 Awareness Can Translate Into Action Mar 10, 2012 The New York Times Sarah Margon
How to Stop the Bloodshed in Syria ArticleFebruary 6, 2012 How to Stop the Bloodshed in Syria America can play a leadership role in protecting civilians and expanding diplomatic options in Syria’s conflict without resorting to direct military intervention, write Sarah Margon and Brian Katulis. Feb 6, 2012 Sarah Margon, Brian Katulis
Why the State Department Needs More — and Better — Training In the NewsJanuary 18, 2012 Why the State Department Needs More — and Better — Training Sarah Margon explains why State Department employees need more, and better, training to adequately address the problems they face today. Jan 18, 2012 Huffington Post Sarah Margon
It All Starts with Training ReportDecember 14, 2011 It All Starts with Training John Norris, Abigail Long, Sarah Margon, and David Abramowitz explain why the United States should invest more in conflict prevention training. Dec 14, 2011 John Norris, Abigail Long, Sarah Margon, 1 More Sarah Margon
Unintended Roadblocks ReportNovember 16, 2011 Unintended Roadblocks Report from Sarah Margon identifies the legislative and policy hurdles that make it difficult for aid groups to do their jobs and how these can be dealt with. Nov 16, 2011 Sarah Margon
Cutting the U.N. Budget Is (Still) a Bad Idea ArticleNovember 15, 2011 Cutting the U.N. Budget Is (Still) a Bad Idea Lawmakers pondering U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations need to realize how critical the multilateral institution is to U.S. policy goals, write Sarah Margon and Martin Wolberg-Stok. Nov 15, 2011 Sarah Margon, Martin Wolberg-Stok
Obama Neglects Child Soldiers In the NewsOctober 13, 2011 Obama Neglects Child Soldiers Sarah Margon on how the Obama administration could do more to protect child soldiers in troubled nations. Oct 13, 2011 The Hill Sarah Margon
Libya Will Still Need Help After Qaddafi’s Departure ArticleAugust 22, 2011 Libya Will Still Need Help After Qaddafi’s Departure Sarah Margon lays out what role the United States and international community should play as Libya ousts its dictator and begins a new era. Aug 22, 2011 Sarah Margon
The Limits of U.S. Assistance to Pakistan ReportJuly 18, 2011 The Limits of U.S. Assistance to Pakistan Colin Cookman, Brian Katulis, Sarah Margon, and Caroline Wadhams look at ways to streamline aid to Pakistan while making it more effective. Jul 18, 2011 Colin Cookman, Brian Katulis, Sarah Margon, 1 More Caroline Wadhams
The State of Play in Libya ArticleJuly 15, 2011 The State of Play in Libya Sarah Margon and Jessica Kahlenberg look at the facts on the ground and what the United States should do as the international community meets in Istanbul to discuss a post-Qaddafi Libya. Jul 15, 2011 Sarah Margon, Jessica Kahlenberg
International War Crimes and Justice InteractiveJune 29, 2011 International War Crimes and Justice A slideshow from John Norris and Sarah Margon shows how many senior war criminals have been held accountable for their actions. Jun 29, 2011 John Norris, Sarah Margon
After Turkey’s June Elections ReportJune 23, 2011 After Turkey’s June Elections Michael Werz, Caroline Wadhams, Matthew Duss, and Sarah Margon on what Turkey's June elections mean for for U.S. foreign policy in the region. Jun 23, 2011 Michael Werz, Caroline Wadhams, Matthew Duss, 1 More Sarah Margon
U.S. Foreign Assistance and the Arab Spring: Bold, but Not Bold Enough In the NewsMay 31, 2011 U.S. Foreign Assistance and the Arab Spring: Bold, but Not Bold Enough President Obama should acknowledge the limitations of a security-centric approach to the Middle East and endorse a universal vision that is centered on broad and inclusive economic and social development, writes Sarah Margon. May 31, 2011 The Huffington Post Sarah Margon
Rethinking U.S. Aid to Middle East In the NewsMay 5, 2011 Rethinking U.S. Aid to Middle East Sarah Margon examines how the United States should rethink its foreign assistance in the Middle East. May 5, 2011 Politico Sarah Margon
Another Way to Fight Terrorism ArticleMay 3, 2011 Another Way to Fight Terrorism Bin Laden’s death and the Middle East uprisings present the Obama administration with an opportunity to shift to a more comprehensive counterterrorism strategy that recognizes a changing landscape, writes Sarah Margon. May 3, 2011 Sarah Margon
Withdrawing from the United Nations: A Misguided Assault ReportMay 2, 2011 Withdrawing from the United Nations: A Misguided Assault Sarah Margon and John Norris outline why we need the United Nations and why efforts to pull back from this institution are a mistake. May 2, 2011 Sarah Margon, John Norris
Death by a Thousand (Small) Cuts ArticleApril 13, 2011 Death by a Thousand (Small) Cuts The budget deal for the rest of the fiscal year cuts key foreign affairs and assistance funding we need to respond to the changing threats across the globe that require more than military might, says Sarah Margon. Apr 13, 2011 Sarah Margon
The Tea Party Meets the World In the NewsMarch 29, 2011 The Tea Party Meets the World Sarah Margon points out the flaws in the Tea Party's isolationist approach to foreign affairs in this Hill op-ed. Mar 29, 2011 The Hill Sarah Margon
Ivory Coast Teeters on the Brink ArticleMarch 11, 2011 Ivory Coast Teeters on the Brink A political stalemate in the Ivory Coast could quickly turn to civil war, says Sarah Margon. That would be disastrous for the region and bad for the United States. Mar 11, 2011 Sarah Margon
Libya’s Political Crisis and What the United States Can Do VideoMarch 3, 2011 Libya’s Political Crisis and What the United States Can Do Sarah Margon talks about Libya's political crisis, what the possible outcome could be, and how the United States can help. Mar 3, 2011 Sarah Margon
Libya’s Shaky Future ArticleMarch 3, 2011 Libya’s Shaky Future Sarah Margon lays out what the Obama administration needs to do to respond to the evolving crisis in Libya. Mar 3, 2011 Sarah Margon
Qaddafi’s Last Stand? ArticleFebruary 22, 2011 Qaddafi’s Last Stand? John Norris and Sarah Margon detail steps the United States can take as protests and violence escalate in Libya. Feb 22, 2011 John Norris, Sarah Margon