Investigative Journalism Techniques for Field Research
Fletcher faculty and students: come and learn some new techniques from Boston-based investigative journalists from the Center for Non-Profit Journalism.
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Author: Lori Zimmermann
U.S. and Russia Working Together for Syria: Fact or Fiction?
Mark Ward is a retired U.S. diplomat who spent four years on the Turkish-Syrian border managing U.S. aid. In this event, he will discuss the promising, yet failed, experiment to work with Russia to improve aid to besieged Syrian communities, and his concerns about Syria’s future.
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Software of Geopolitics: Empathy as a Vital Tool of Diplomacy and Mediation
Watch the Facebook Live video of this lunch lecture, in which Matt Waldman explored the much-neglected role of empathy in international affairs, and argued empathy has immense potential to reduce violent conflict.
Read MoreFinancial Integration of Refugees in Dallas, Texas
A policy brief by Julie Zollmann, Airokhsh Faiz-Qaisary, Kenza Ben-Azouz, Kim Wilson, and Radha Rajkotia.
Read More“I’m the Everything”: The Overlooked Heroism of Refugee Youth in the United States
A policy brief by Julie Zollmann.
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“Good Friday After Brexit” Facebook Live Discussion
In this video, Leir Institute Director Eileen Babbitt and British Consul General Harriet Cross discuss the “Good Friday After Brexit” event at The Fletcher School.
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One Billion Rising 2019
One Billion Rising is a mass action to end violence against women. On February 14, the Henry J. Leir Institute and the Fletcher Global Women group will host an evening of performances in solidarity against sexual violence.
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Karen Jacobsen’s “Refugees and Global Migration” article published in Great Decisions: Foreign Policy Association
Karen Jacobsen’s article “Refugees and Global Migration” has been published as one of eight topics in the Foreign Policy Association’s Great Decisions 2019 edition.
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“The only way to effectively reduce irregular migration is to give people some hope of regular migration.”
Visiting Professor of International Law John Cerone speaks on how to reduce irregular migration in this video.
Read MoreJourneys Interrupted: Human and Policy Challenges of Assisting Migrants in Monterrey
A policy brief by Dr. Noelle Brigden, Dr. Katrina Burgess, and Dr. Karen Jacobsen.
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