Building Bridges VI: Financing Public Infrastructure in North America
The Trump Administration’s plans to mobilize over $1T in public infrastructure investment in the US have raised expectations of major
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Tufts Magazine: Coming to Terms with Our Digital Planet
In many parts of the world where technology is an integral part of daily life, enthusiasm for its benefits is
Read MoreMIB Alumni Nathan Cohen-Fournier (MIB’ 17): The Place I Call Home
Not every MIB journey is the same. Alumni wind up at major consulting firms, multinational corporations, international organizations, foundations, governments,
Read MoreEdTech, Curiosity, and Adaptability: Fletcher Alum Grant Hosford Helping Code the Future of the Digital Planet
“Learning to code … gives kids a powerful boost in other core subjects” – Grant Hosford, CEO, Codespark Fletcher alumnus
Read MoreCollaborative Development of a New Model of Smart Societies
Associate Director of Research and Doctoral Research Fellow for Innovation and Change, Ravi Shankar Chaturvedi speaks on the latest Digital
Read MoreMIB Alumni Stories: Ammar Karimjee (MIB’17) Happy With His Landing
Originally posted on the Fletcher Admissions Blog Way back in the fall, an email snaked along to me and I
Read MoreStudent Perspectives: Mobile Health – Innovations and Implications for the Digital Planet
by Mark Conway, GMAP Recent studies out of the IBGC on the Digital Planet have highlighted how the adoption of
Read MoreIn Focus: Cybersecurity Expert Susan Landau
From electoral intrusions to biometrics, cybersecurity expert Susan Landau delves into cyberattacks, cyber hygiene, and the importance of women in
Read MoreFletcher Reads thew Newspaper: #HowTo End #MeToo
This semester’s Fletcher Reads the Newspaper event featured professors Michele L. Malvesti, Dyan Mazurana, and Rusty Tunnard. The trio debated
Read MoreLeap of Faith: Reimagining the Relationship Between Technology and Human Understanding With MasterCard’s Ajay Bhalla
Mastercard’s Chief Security Solutions Officer Ajay Bhalla was on campus on Wednesday, March 28, to discuss the ways in which
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