C. Dixon Osburn is a noted advocate for human rights and national security, leading the successful effort to repeal don’t ask, don’t tell; securing legislation permitting the release of Guantanamo prisoners; and overseeing successful civil trials against international war criminals, including the Syrian regime and leaders of the Khmer Rouge. Dixon received his AB from Stanford University and JD/MBA from Georgetown. Dixon is a Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School’s Carr Center for Human Rights.
Expertise: Human Rights, National Security
Recent work:
Ten Question for Mr. Trump –Medium, October 22, 2020
How America’s Enemies Are Winning –Medium, October 5, 2020
How to Build Consensus in Congress –Medium, September 7, 2020
A Values Renaissance –Medium, September 1, 2020
Is Civil War Possible –Medium, August 18, 2020
Keep Schools Closed –Medium, August 10, 2020
Will Trumpism Survive Trump –Medium, July 28, 2020
Invest in Trustworthiness –Medium, July 23, 2020
A Civil Rights Czar –Medium, July 14, 2020
Democracy is Job One –Medium, July 6, 2020
Conservatives Fight Qualified Immunity – Medium, June 24, 2020