Advanced Skills Workshop: Empathy in Conflict Resolution
Mugar 231 160 Packard Ave., Medford, Massachusetts, United StatesDoes empathy help achieve results in conflict resolution? Strong evidence from the field and the behavioral sciences suggests that it
Virtual Documentary Screening: Waylaid in Tijuana
The Leir Institute is pleased to announce a virtual screening of Waylaid in Tijuana, a documentary written and produced by our
Waylaid in Tijuana Screening – UNAM
On August 25, 2020 the University Seminar on Internal Displacement, Migration, and Exile (SUDIMER) at Mexico’s National Autonomous University (UNAM)
Claire Charters Talk: Indigenous Rights in International and Constitutional Law
Join the Fletcher Decolonizing International Relations team in welcoming Claire Charters as the first guest in their Decolonizing IR Fall
Leir Institute Fall Open House
Join us to learn more about the Leir Institute, hear from and meet Leir Faculty (including Leir Director Professor Katrina Burgess), and find out how to get involved with the Leir Institute at the Fletcher School!
“Reimagining Power and Leadership:” CGIA Webinar Kickoff
Please join the 4th Annual Conference on Gender and International Affairs for their kickoff event to the CGIA Fall Webinar
Mediation Training & Practicum 2020-2021
Fletcher Mediation Training & Practicum Gain experience as a mediator! The Fletcher Mediation Practicum allows you to gain useful
Racism, Police Violence, and the Fight for Rights in the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro
Racial Justice as Human Security: Voices from the Trenches Series - "A Conversation with Ricardo Fernandes: Racism, Police Violence, and the Fight for Rights in the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro"
Religion, Law and Diplomacy Conference 2020: “Ukraine is Not Yet Dead”
Join the Fletcher Initiative on Religion, Law and Diplomacy at their Annual Conference, with this year's theme "Ukraine is Not
Essential, not Expendable: Workers’ Views of the Pandemic
Intersecting Pandemics: Detention and Work In Times of COVID Series - "Essential, Not Expendable: Workers' Views of the Pandemic"