Human Rights Today: A Q&A with Stephen J. Rapp

A veteran prosecutor weighs in on the state of the project to establish and protect human rights around the world.

Reclaiming Human Rights Leadership in a Multipolar World

Growing pushback from many parts of the world points to the need for rethinking our approach.

Why U.S. Leadership Matters for the Global Defense, Protection and Promotion of Human Rights

An overarching human rights strategy to support the “globalization of freedom” is needed.

From the FSJ Archive—Human Rights in Foreign Policy

A Song for Unsung Heroes: Getting #AmericansHome from Ecuador

Diplomats at U.S. Mission Ecuador drew on talent, creativity and sheer determination.

Partners in the Service: Foreign Service Wives a Century Ago

Foreign Service spouses have always played a critical role in U.S. diplomacy.

Can You Really Write All of Your College Application Essays Over the Summer?

Get a jump start on a critical part of the college application process.

College Admissions and COVID-19: An Evolving Landscape

Here are some of the issues and adjustments in the college admissions process to keep an eye on.

President’s Views

COVID-19 and the Path Ahead

Speaking Out

Lessons from Silicon Valley: Practical Suggestions for a Modern Workplace

Reflections

Engaging Our Host Country’s History

State VP Voice

Looking Out for Our Newest Colleagues