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  • COVID-19 and Anti-Semitic Acts in France 
    Saunders-Ruesz, Miles; Holmquist, Zoe; Hawkins, Natalie (University of Oregon, 2021)
    The Covid-19 pandemic has affected the globe in countless ways. Economies have suffered, millions of lives have been lost, and issues that were present before March 2020 got worse. Anti-Semitic actions against the French-Jew ...
  • Drug Cartels and the Colombian Economy 
    Muchow, Francesca; Kuhlman, Katee; Lord, Bronwyn
    A city built on drugs: Medellin, Colombia. For most that live in the city, especially those in more impoverished neighborhoods, the illicit drug trade is a large part of daily life and affects citizens both politically and ...
  • LGBTQ Rights: The Push and Pull for Progress in China 
    Bordeaux, Leo; Trefny, Kyle (University of Oregon, 2021)
    The People’s Republic of China is home to one of the largest LGBTQ communities on the planet. However, according to the UN, an overwhelming majority of queer Chinese individuals hide their sexuality in their daily lives. ...
  • Mission Trips in Mexico: The Ethics of Foreign Aid 
    Hodges, Riley; Mortland, Emma (University of Oregon, 2021)
    This study seeks to explore the ethics of US foreign aid and the White Savior Complex by evaluating mission trips to Mexico. It seeks to address whether the majority of mission trips to Mexico provide the promised long-term ...
  • Modern-Day Slavery in Haiti 
    Harvey, Sara; Warren, Sydnee (University of Oregon, 2020)
    The State Department of the United States of America has in 2019 raised concerns about human and sex trafficking taking place in the Dominican Republic and in Haiti. Our research project examines the many factors contributing ...
  • Preserving the Authenticity of Chinese New Year 
    Woo, Evelyn; Chan, Tina (University of Oregon, 2020)
    This project explores generational gaps in celebrating Chinese New Year, which is arguably the most important holiday in China. Also known as the Spring Festival, traditional rituals include the family reunion dinner on ...
  • The 2008 Financial Crisis and the Breakdown of Democracy in Venezuela 
    Laus, Jonathan; Simmer, Garret (University of Oregon, 2020)
    This project highlights the economic policies adopted by the Venezuelan government during and after the 2008 financial crisis. To gain an understanding of the experience felt in Venezuela, we utilize publications from ...
  • The Analysis of How Drug Trafficking Effects the Function of Economic, Social, Political, and Environmental Conditions within Central America​ 
    Wyatt, Sora; Spease, Kamryn (University of Oregon, 2021)
    The Analysis of How Drug Trafficking Effects the Function of Economic, Social, Political, and Environmental Conditions within Central America Research shows that drug trafficking is the cause of many detrimental experiences ...
  • The Benefits of Alternative Education Curriculum in Preparing Individuals for Self-Development 
    Halpren, Alexander (University of Oregon, 2021)
    With the COVID-19 pandemic still in full swing, the student and teacher alike across the world have experienced the pitfalls and positives of online learning. With feelings such as zoom fatigue, along with the issue of ...
  • The Chilean Spring 
    Wheeler, Porter; Wheeler, Porter; Evans, Derek; Scheu, Soren (University of Oregon, 2020)
    The research presented explores the effects, both adverse and beneficial, of the implementation of neoliberal policy and administration. Reference and cross-examination from the progression of neoliberalism paired with the ...
  • Vehicles of Injustice: White Savior Complex in Latin America 
    Savoy, Cian (University of Oregon, 2021)
    The white savior complex has an unprecedented effect in our global society but not many people have looked at the vast consequences that occur from it nor the causes that created it in the first place. The classic white ...
  • White Satan Complex 
    Leonard, Katie; Leonard, Katherine; Harris, Emily (University of Oregon, 2020)
    Human rights violations are often evident when considering many organizations have ulterior motives when aiding citizens of Latin American countries; moreover, organizations such as mission trips unintentionally feed into ...
  • Women’s Migration from Mexico Due to Gender Inequality: Psychological Effects of the Language Gap 
    Williams, Julia; Bozzo, Madison (University of Oregon, 2021)
    According to past research, the migration process has shown to be taxing on individuals. More specifically, the language gap can create additional psychological stresses and keep women in Mexico from seeking asylum in the ...
  • Yakuza in Japan: Why Are They Still There? 
    Parker-Durost, Calvin; Parker-Durost, Calvin; Yost, Caitlyn (University of Oregon, 2020)
    For generations Japan has been trying to control and contain their mafia organizations known as yakuzas. The yakuza groups have been an issue since the Tokugawa era in the early 1800s, and to this day they continue to defy ...

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