Boko Haram

Women and children walking past heavily damaged mosque and rubble (© Felipe Dana/AP Images)

The United States and UAE partner against ISIS propaganda

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The Sawab Center, a joint U.S.-UAE social media and content creation hub, is fighting ISIS propaganda online.
Illustration of three hazmat-suited figures carrying giant nuclear symbol (State Dept.)

Keeping weapons away from terrorists in Africa

Emily Louise Bowman -
From securing pathogens in research hospitals to eliminating small arms in conflict zones, the U.S. is helping African governments protect their people.
Adults and children with candles and crosses standing outside at night (© AP Images)

The right to religious freedom

Mark Trainer -
The International Religious Freedom Act promotes the fundamental right of people worldwide to worship according to their own conscience.
Brightly dressed young girls from Kano, Nigeria (© Videoblocks)

Keeping Nigerian youths from Boko Haram’s clutches [video]

Christopher Connell -
The president of the American University in Nigeria brought Muslim and Christian leaders together to meet the needs of refugees from Boko Haram's terror.
Woman standing among corn stalks (AUN-API)

After escaping Boko Haram, farmers begin a new season with hope

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Once displaced by chaos caused by the Boko Haram terrorist organization, thousands of Nigerian farmers are cultivating again.
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