Author: Peaches Chung

Daniel, a participant in the Camino a Casa program, was supported in his journey to the U.S. while seeking to support his family of 10. After being detained at the Mexican border and undergoing repatriation to his home in Huehuetango, Camino a Casa was able to help him purchase a dairy goat to support his family’s financial needs, along with providing dental care that helped restore his confidence.Read More

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The George Washington University recently announced a newly endowed professorship honoring the late Korean-born economist and global finance expert Yoon Shik Park, a longtime faculty member who helped shape generations of leaders in both the United States and South Korea. The professorship was established through a gift from his wife, Heawon Kang Park and will support faculty in international business and finance. Professor Park served as a senior economist at the World Bank and held advisory aRead More

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For the past three decades, the United States has been the dominant enforcer of laws governing corporations that bribe foreign government officials. But in recent years, that dominance has been challenged by a new enforcement model – global Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) settlements. Those settlements are the result of many governments prosecuting corporations for […]Read More

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