Author's details
Name: Cynthia Castaldo -Walsh
Date registered: 11 May, 2011
Biography
Cynthia Castaldo-Walsh is a doctorate student at Nova Southeastern University studying Conflict Analysis and Resolution, with a concentration in International Peace and Conflict. She holds a M.A. in Mental Health Counseling from Iona College and a B.S. in Psychology from the State University of New York College at Oneonta. Her primary areas of interest include gender-based conflict, nonviolence and peacebuilding for conflict transformation, human rights and empowerment, and sustainability.
Latest posts
- Women’s Equality Day — 26 August, 2011
- PETA Porn: Effective or Extreme? — 24 August, 2011
- America’s Hidden Secret Part II — 19 August, 2011
- America’s Hidden Secret — 17 August, 2011
- Freedom of Speech or Insensitive Gibberish? — 12 August, 2011
- Using Canines to Fight Human Trafficking — 10 August, 2011
- Is Polygamy a Form of Human Trafficking? — 5 August, 2011
- Free Contraception for All — 3 August, 2011
- Women in War and Peace — 29 July, 2011
- Understanding Buyers of Sex — 27 July, 2011
- Ugandan Sex Workers Ward off Police Rape — 15 July, 2011
- Gender Inequality in the Workplace — 8 July, 2011
- How Can Sustainability Come out of Controversy? — 7 July, 2011
- ‘Daughters of the Sex Workers’ Seek Dignity and Respect — 1 July, 2011
- Assessing the Trafficking in Persons 2011 Report — 29 June, 2011
- How Effective are John Schools? — 24 June, 2011
- LGBT Refugees and Asylum Seekers — 22 June, 2011
- LGBT Rights in America — 17 June, 2011
- Empowerment through Microsavings — 15 June, 2011
- Sexism in Sports — 10 June, 2011
- Adopting “The Code” to Combat Child Sex Tourism — 8 June, 2011
- Surfing for Equality & Peace — 27 May, 2011
- Driving for Freedom — 26 May, 2011
- Invisible Warriors — 20 May, 2011
- Too Young For War — 18 May, 2011
- Serve, Honor, Protect, and Abuse? — 13 May, 2011
- Seeking to Combat Child Sex Tourism — 11 May, 2011
Most commented posts
- How Effective are John Schools? — 4 comments
- Free Contraception for All — 2 comments
- ‘Daughters of the Sex Workers’ Seek Dignity and Respect — 2 comments
- Surfing for Equality & Peace — 2 comments
- Gender Inequality in the Workplace — 1 comment
