Tino Calabia
Tino Calabia began his humanitarian work as a Peace Corps volunteer in the 1960s and then ran a Bronx antipoverty agency and wrote numerous federal studies ranging from the rights of female offenders to racial discrimination on college campuses. He has served on national Asian American boards and organized seminars in former Eastern-bloc countries for exchange students he mentored while they lived in the United States.
Calabia has an undergraduate degree from Georgetown University, attended the University of Munich on a foreign-exchange fellowship and has a master's degree in English and American literature from Columbia University. He lives in the Washington area with his wife, Dawn Calabia, who is an honorary adviser to Refugees International.
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- • July 30, 2018
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- Categories: Asia, Geopolitics, Refugees, US Foreign Relations
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- Opinion by Tino Calabia
- • February 5, 2018
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- Categories: Human Rights, OPINIONS, Poverty, Refugees
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- Tino Calabia
- • December 9, 2016
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- Categories: Development, Humanitarian Aid, Middle East, Migration, Refugees
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- Opinion by Tino Calabia
- • October 23, 2016
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- Opinion by Tino Calabia
- • December 18, 2013
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- Categories: OPINIONS
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- Tino Calabia
- • May 30, 2013
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- Categories: UN Employment
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- Tino Calabia
- • April 18, 2013
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- Categories: Asia, Peace and Security
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- Opinion by Tino Calabia
- • October 22, 2012
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- Opinion by Tino Calabia
- • September 24, 2012
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- Categories: Asia, Human Rights, OPINIONS