“A Quandary in Queens” is a case study by Elinor Pierce, the Research Director at the Pluralism Project. It focuses on the dilemma of a young lawyer and community organizer, Aminta Kilawan-Narine. For many in […]

Boston campus, it’s your turn to spruce up and update your headshot!

Get your professional headshot taken by a professional photographer in this PDA-organized event.

Perfect for a new LinkedIn profile, […]

With commencement now a fond memory and summer sessions in full swing, you might be wondering when you can visit the library during the summer. The answer? The same time as the rest of the year! We keep […]

WHo We Are:

Not your typical summer camp counselors.

Every
summer since YEA Camp began in 2009, we’ve brought together the most
amazing group of changemakers we can find to help train our campers to […]

It
is that time of year again! As the students, faculty, and staff of City
on a Hill Charter Public Schools prepare to complete the 2021-2022
academic year, we ask that you hold us accountable by serving as a […]

Family
seeks tutoring and academic support for our high school student 2-3
times per week. The ideal candidate will have experience working with
kids, ability to help with Spanish, Math, and support executive […]

Prof. White traveled to Denver to attend the Acoustical Society of America meeting and present a paper:

Robert White and Don Banfield, “Sonic Anemometry on a High Altitude Balloon” presented at the 182nd mee […]

Outreach Learning Fellows This year Tufts CEEO Learning Fellows (OLF) partnered with local informal education organizations in Boston, Malden, Medford, and Somerville to […]

Climate Change Program ManagerCity of SomervilleSomerville, MAApplication deadline: rolling

Sustainability CoordinatorUniversity of Virginia’s Office of Sustainability Charlottesville, VAApplication deadline: […]

Feeling Exposed in an Online Class is a case study from Justice in Schools. According to the summary:

A civics teacher at a vocational school (MBO) in the Netherlands finds herself in an uncomfortable […]

By Maxim Kondratenko, MALD 2022 Candidate, The Fletcher School

On April 7, 2022, Russia’s United
Shipbuilding Corporation (USC), together with most of its
subsidiaries and affiliates, was included in the U […]

“Picking Battles” is a case from Justice in Schools. According to the summary:

Florida high school social studies teacher Caitlin Crosby grapples with her school’s consideration of arming one of its popul […]

“Taking the Action out of Civics?” is a case study from the Justice in Schools initiative. The case

examines the debate over a form of project-based civics education called Action Civics, in which students res […]

Tufts University awarded $2.8 million grant from LEGO Foundation to support local organizations Supporting and Amplifying Local Organizations Engaged in Playful Engineering-Based Learning Post-COVID is a grant funded by LEGO Foundation […]

Smart Motors at Little Singer Community School on Navajo Nation In November 2021, Navajo filmmaker and Sundance Film Fellow Keanu Jones and Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach project […]

The Humanitarian Crisis in Ukraine and the International Law Implications By Alex Avaneszadeh, MALD 2023 Candidate, The Fletcher School On April 20, 2022, The Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program held a virtual […]

By Vishal Manve, MALD 2023 Candidate, The Fletcher School

From the Ukrainian national anthem to Faye Wong’s ‘As Wished’, music echoed the halls of Granoff Music Center on April 16, 2022, as a group of Ukrai […]