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Rising with Refugees: A Conversation with Patricia Letayf, Cofounder of Five One Labs
Rising with Refugees: A Conversation with Patricia Letayf, Cofounder of Five One Labs

Summer Journalism Fellow Charlotte Ehlers speaks with Patricia Letayf, co-founder and Director of Operations at Five One Labs, a startup incubator in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq that has incubated five cohorts of startups since its inception in 2017. Letayf describes how Five One Labs combines her interests in Middle Eastern politics, business, and economic development and how it also uses entrepreneurship to enable diverse groups of young people in Kurdistan to rebuild their community.

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International, Finance & Business, Journalism FellowshipCharlotte EhlersFive One Labs, refugee, entrepreneurship, Leadership, innovative, innovation, solution, Kurdistan, Iraq, Fallujah, Patricia Letayf, Alice Bosley, Middle East, Economic Development, Public Affairs, nonprofit, non-profit, foreign affairs, international, startup, incubator, model, business model, community, mentorship, training, financing, finance, fellowship20 Comment
Will Boeing Bounce Back?
Will Boeing Bounce Back?

These developments are contingent upon how successfully Boeing deals with the 737’s planes and the true extent of the current problem.

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International, Finance & BusinessLyubomir Hadjiyskiplane, airplane, aircraft, aerospace, law, litigation, legal, boeing, airbus, crash, plane crash, safety, vehicle safety, training, pilot, pilot training, journal, journalism, online journal, student-run, student, student written, student analysis, student publication
Maryland and McNair Keep College Football Problems on the Front Page
Maryland and McNair Keep College Football Problems on the Front Page

Between 2000 and 2016, 33 NCAA football players have died while training. Only 18% of those deaths were trauma related… Changing statistics like these will take time, and so too will confronting the limits of the human body and notions of the absolute necessity of success and winning,

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Culture, News & Analysis, USMolly Milligan NCAA, Division one, Divison 1, D1, football, American football, McNair, DJ Durkin, culture, working out, ethical conduct, abusive conduct, training