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Alumna Madeline Jordan (CLA '24) works in counterterrorism and national security policy in Washington, D.C. where she applies her sociological background to study behavioral patterns, social relations, and religious motivations of international terrorists. As a UMN student, she served as a research intern for the Center for Victims of Torture, where her research on international relations and human rights in the Middle East & North Africa sparked her passion for international women's rights advocacy.
Articles by Madeline Jordan
Equal Opportunities for All: Promoting the Human Rights of Women in the MENA Region
Gender affects access to power, rights, social involvement, and political representation, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Women in the MENA region face disparities in access to education, positions of power, and are at a higher risk of being a victim of gender-based violence compared to other regions of the world... Read more
