At Open Society

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At Open Society is a video series highlighting the people and ideas that are inspiring our work—and changing the world. Brought to you by the Open Society Foundations, working to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.

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Overcoming Barriers in the Occupied Palestinian Territories

For many Palestinians, getting to the next town—to go to work, to a hospital, to school—may as well be going to the other side of the moon. Sari Bashi discusses how one Israeli group helps them overcome the barriers. (Published: March 19, 2014)

Jul 01, 2014•2 min

The Tool for Success Every Student Should Have

Jake Hayman wants to improve your social networks—and he doesn’t mean Facebook and Twitter. He believes every student deserves successful mentors—not just a privileged few. (Published: January 7, 2014)

Jun 01, 2014•2 min

Torture: It Can Happen Anywhere

Torture doesn’t happen only in interrogation rooms. Sometimes it takes place where you might least expect it. Juan Méndez, UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, explains. (Published: February 13, 2014)

May 01, 2014•2 min

Why Do People Stereotype Black Men? Ask Your Brain.

We create stereotypes, quick references, to help us navigate the world, says Alexis McGill Johnson of the American Values Institute. One of those stereotypes is that we equate black men with fear. (Published: September 30, 2013)

Apr 01, 2014•2 min

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