Mexico 2013mac Humanitarian Project



The Transnational Threats (TNT) Project focuses on the threat and evolution of terrorist networks and the irregular activities of countries like Russia, Iran, and China.

Led by Dr. Seth G. Jones, director and Harold Brown Chair, TNT examines the activities of organizations like the Islamic State, al-Qaeda, Lebanese Hezbollah, Shia militias, and far-right and far-left extremist networks—including counterterrorism efforts. TNT also analyzes Russian, Iranian, and Chinese irregular warfare activities, such as covert action, economic warfare, support to non-state partners, cyber operations, disinformation, political warfare, and espionage. TNT conducts extensive fieldwork overseas, compiles and analyzes data sets, and utilizes satellite imagery and other types of qualitative and quantitative analysis. TNT also draws from an extensive network of policy experts from the U.S. and partner governments, Congress, academia, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and the private sector. In partnership with CSIS’s Andreas C. Dracopoulos iDeas Lab, TNT puts out high-quality videos, podcasts, reports, visualizations, and other products designed to engage audiences and inform policy discussions through objective analysis. TNT’s work is highly valued by government officials, corporate executives, and other influential leaders seeking to understand, prevent, and counter transnational threats. If you’d like to get in touch, please reach out to us at TNT@csis.org.

Project

Since 1988, Project Mexico & St. Innocent Orphanage has been building secure, safe and weather-tight homes for some of the most impoverished families in northern Mexico. Built strictly by volunteer labor, these homes provide families economic security and hope for a brighter future. Hope Humanitarian is a Salt Lake City based 501(c)3 non-profit organization working to. Fight against modern slavery and dedicated to bringing hope and love to underprivileged. And vulnerable individuals worldwide, with a specific emphasis on refugees and orphaned children. Amor Ministries is a non-profit organization that helps families in need around the world by building homes through mission trip opportunities.

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Mexico 2013 Mac Humanitarian Project Manager

Mexico 2013 mac humanitarian projects

Mexico 2013 Mac Humanitarian Projects

After two successful summers, MAC students started choosing the humanitarian trip as their choice for their 'Grad' trip. While we still travelled with Live Different, this year, the 19 MAC students and 2 teachers went to the farming community of Vincente Guerrero, Mexico.