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Cristina Turcu Lugmayer
Cristina Turcu Lugmayer
Cristina is our associate writer based in the U.S. She covers climate change, human rights, health, and labor market. Cristina obtained her Master’s degree from the CEU Department of Political Science in 2008. In 2018 she graduated from the IREX Community Solutions Program in US, while consecutively completed George Mason University’s Leadership course.  
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U.S. keeps the 125,000 ceiling
U.S. keeps the 125,000 ceiling on refugee admissions for fiscal year 2023
20 October 2022
The head of a US-based NGO see
The head of a US-based NGO sees feigned inclusivity and internalized oppression behind the under-representation of blacks and women in companies | Exclusive interview, Part II
28 September 2022
If we could accomplish black a
If we could accomplish black and white unity, we would become more sensitive to other identities | Exclusive interview with LaVanda Brown, YWCA Greater Charleston Executive Director, Part I
07 September 2022
Hero Stories | Mihail Peleah:
Hero Stories | Mihail Peleah: “Work at UNDP involves collaboration with diverse people, thus acceptance and reconciliation for a greener future."
03 August 2022
U.S. President announces new a
U.S. President announces new actions to advance resilience, well-paid clean energy jobs and lower costs
28 July 2022
LinkedIn advocates transition
LinkedIn advocates transition of global workforce into green economy
30 June 2022
United States launches new pol
United States launches new policy to shelter up to 100,000 Ukrainians
26 May 2022
USAID launches new strategy to
USAID launches new strategy to halt climate crisis
13 May 2022
UN warns of “devastating” clim
UN warns of “devastating” climate deterioration amid Russian fuel crisis
29 April 2022
Advantages and disadvantages o
Advantages and disadvantages of digital development for individuals and multinationals
08 April 2022
U.S. states record poor progre
U.S. states record poor progress on Sustainable Development Goals, report
25 March 2022
US international aid to be und
US international aid to be under scrutiny in 2022
14 March 2022
Top climate stories in U.S. in
Top climate stories in U.S. in 2021
02 March 2022
Highest consumer prices in 40
Highest consumer prices in 40 years in U.S. increase risks for emerging economies
15 February 2022
Systemic racism, abuse of asyl
Systemic racism, abuse of asylum seekers slows US progress on human rights
01 February 2022
US expected to further experie
US expected to further experience worsening climate extremes
25 January 2022
Health misinformation undermin
Health misinformation undermines U.S. response to COVID-19
19 January 2022
Pandemic prompts Americans to
Pandemic prompts Americans to remodel their work culture
18 January 2022
U.S. commits to enhancing reco
U.S. commits to enhancing recognition, protection for stateless individuals
04 January 2022
US’ challenges on its way to s
US’ challenges on its way to sustainable, inclusive future
29 December 2021
American consumerism and its r
American consumerism and its role in the supply chain crisis
20 December 2021
U.S. renewables surpass nuclea
U.S. renewables surpass nuclear and coal-generated electricity for the first time on record
09 December 2021
USA’s policies and actions ins
USA’s policies and actions insufficient in addressing climate change
02 December 2021
United States - the only devel
United States - the only developed country not to guarantee paid parental leave
25 November 2021
One in seven Americans to have
One in seven Americans to have resources below poverty rate in 2021
09 November 2021
Almost 42 million US citizens
Almost 42 million US citizens expected to experience food insecurity in 2021
27 October 2021
Why millions of Americans quit
Why millions of Americans quit their jobs
22 October 2021
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