Inherited Memory: How Displacement Shapes Generations Who Never Fled
Eleni Chasioti reflects on growing up shaped by her great-grandparents’ forced displacement, and how clothing and textiles carry the memory of migration across generations.
Refugees
Between Survival and Empowerment: Refugee Women’s Entrepreneurship in Jordan and Lebanon
LPP authors Haya Al-Dajani, Maysa Baroud, and Deema Refai document the stories of Arab refugee women entrepreneurs who turn displacement into empowerment, and reveal the perils and pitfalls of refugee entrepreneurship.
What the United States Can Learn from Postwar Czechoslovakia
by Miriam Potocky Rafaidus | Today, as I watch troubling developments unfold in the United States, I can’t help but feel history knocking—not softly, but insistently. The parallels between the collapse of Czechoslovak democracy in 1948 and the democratic backsliding occurring in the U.S. under the Trump administration in 2025 are unnerving.