The Kremlin drone incident could have been a way to signal the oligarchs are restless. If several Russian elites disappear in the coming days, that may answer the question of who was behind the incident. Putin, […]

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We are pleased to share that an art exhibit will be on display throughout the month of May down on the 4th floor. The exhibit, I Am More, is the work of artist Amy Kerr and is being hosted by the Office of […]

By Gilberto Calderin

A U.S. embargo against Cuba has been in place for nearly sixty years, restricting the flow of goods to the island. The U.S. government prohibits American companies from doing business with […]

By Marina Lorenzini, Fletcher School Alumna and project coordinator at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government

In the past year, Ukrainian President […]

Although civic actors should think critically and address problems, it is also valuable to be able to identify and appreciate the existing assets of any community, no matter how disadvantaged.

Lesson 8 of […]

Group discussions of contested issues depend on good facilitation, and we can learn to facilitate well.

Lesson Six of Longo 2023 is a free guide to developing skills for facilitating groups. This lesson draws […]

A basic technique of community organizing is to conduct one-to-one interviews with members of a community to gain understanding of issues and needs, create relationships, identify people who have leadership […]

Strategic partner or strategic disappointment?

By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at the Fletcher School

The hard-working staff here at Drezner’s World has mixed feelings about whet […]

April 28, 2023. Peter Moore presented our work on Cryogenic MEMS microphones for superconductor quench detection at IDSM’03 in Salerno, Italy.

Peter Moore, M. Takayasu, L. Chiesa, R. White, M. Emerling, and […]