I just got back home from my first academic conference as a PhD student. I absolutely love conferences and I had a really wonderful time attending talks and meeting all kinds of people. I wanted to share some of […]

Northeast:

Grants Financial Coordinator and Historical Interpreter, Mystic Seaport Museum (Mystic, CT)
Part Time Development Manager, New London County Historical Society (New London, CT)
Director of Finance, […]

Stories from Migrants and Refugees

In this issue
of Fresh FINDings, we are excited to share our newest report titled Racism and Displacement: Stories from Migrants
and Refugees as well as Volume II of our […]

Karkhana Samuha Expands Playful Engineering-based Learning to 2,000 Schoolchildren Across Nepal Collaborating with Tufts University, educational non-profit Karkhana Samuha has received funding from the LEGO Foundation Playful […]

If you live in Boston, you’ve probably visited the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, a beloved local museum that preserves the impressive art collection of philanthropist and socialite Isabella Stewart Gardner ( […]

Mark your calendar now for the return of the Tufts Food Systems Symposium on Friday, April 8 from 1-3 pm. More details will be added here as they’re confirmed.

Given the continued uncertainty about COVID […]

Our spring School Affiliation Week starts this Sunday, March 6th.  In past years we’ve scattered our days among an entire month, but given the way life is lately, we decided it would be best to have it […]

By Alex Avaneszadeh, MALD 2023 Candidate, The Fletcher School

On March 3, 2022, The Russia and Eurasia Program at the Fletcher School, in collaboration with the Fletcher Initiative on Law and Diplomacy (RLD), […]

All I, Sarah, ever talk about is course reserves. What in the world are course reserves?

Every semester, we scour syllabi to bring you the latest and greatest editions of your required textbooks to our […]

How the Russian Language is at the Center of the Russia-Ukraine War By Nastia Kukunova, MALD 2022 Candidate, The Fletcher School Early on Thursday morning, Russian troops entered Ukraine. Following the […]

By Zhou Jiang and Ting Zhang, translated by Qin Shu

Illustration by Ellen Dubreuil

Children in urban kindergartens lack opportunities to get close to nature. But with help from teachers, getting close to […]

Review by Leah Harrigan

Book written and illustrated by Alison Farrell

There’s something extraordinary that happens when a child steps out into the natural world, the possibility of exploration ahead of h […]

Regional Food Systems CoordinatorUMass AmherstAmherst, MAApplication deadline: rolling

Trail Steward InternshipWilliamstown Rural LandsWilliamstown, MAApplication deadline: March 18, 2022

Summer […]

By Padmini Baruah

Racism—the delineation of people as the “other,” as inferior on the basis of race or ethnic identity—is neither new nor unique. This form of discrimination is formed and upheld by societa […]

Submission portal for Volume one is now closed; Volume one is printed!

May include: up to 5 poems, 3 visual art works, and 1 story or essay. Please include a LETTER of introduction with return […]

The ReSentencing team is incredibly excited to be moving forward with this project. We were inspired by all of the submissions and are honored to expand the audience of this talented group of authors and […]

Come join the nonprofit & social impact networking night on March 9th!

Not only will the Center for Wildlife and the Animal Rescue League of Boston be attending, but Edward Schettino, President & CEO of […]

AERA Announces New Editor Team for Review of Research in Education

The appointment of Rich Lerner as one of the co-editors for the 2023 edition of the Review of Research in Education is one we at IARYD are […]