Programs


Center for Policy Studies

 

Interntional Organizations Research Group (IORG)   IORG is the research arm of C-FAM. IORG has gathered a group of scholars from various academic disciplines and practitioners from international institutions who produce papers for policy makers, academics and activists. IORG publishes a peer-reviewed White Papers series, Special Reports, Briefing Papers, and scholarly papers for academic conferences.


Research Fellows

 

 

Center for Legal Studies

 

Edmund Burke Fellowship   A highly-competitive program for undergraduate and graduate students, fight to promote a culture of life at the United Nations by lobbying delegates, performing research, and observing and reporting on UN meetings.

 


International Organizations Law Group (The Law Group)
  The Law Group is the legal arm of C-FAM and is an ad hoc group of legal practitioners and distinguished law professors from around the world who are concerned that international instruments are used to advance a radical social agenda and undercut the rule of law. The Law Group follows international and national legal developments and coordinates timely and intelligent responses.   
     

 

Center for Investigation and the New Media
 

Friday Fax   The Friday Fax is the only originally-reported weekly news source on UN social policy. Founded in 1997, the Friday Fax has a readership of 100,000 that includes diplomats, policy makers, parliamentarians, journalists, and activists from all over the world.

 

Friday Fax en Español

UN Blog   C-FAM's Blog on international social policy.

 

 

Department of Government Relations

 


European Civil Society Project 

 

 

Center for UN Documents 

 

The main voice with which the UN speaks to the world is through documents which are negotiated among UN Member States. The Center for UN Documents is a compendium of the most important documents negotiated by UN Member States concerning international social policy.

The Center lists documents which are binding on States that ratify them, such as the 1966 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and those that are non-binding documents stating aspirations such as the 1994 Plan of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo.