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Supporting Peace From a Distance

By: Elena Scott-Kakures and Andrew Linder Since writing our initial blog post, much has changed both on a global scale and within...

When Resources are Limited, Female Entrepreneurs are Resilient

Nearly six months ago, I joined seven of my classmates at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs

How Community Based Organisations in America are Mitigating Barriers to Food

n mid-February, 2020, I was sent a proposal by UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy, to see if I would be interested in conducting

Empowering Women to Unlock Growth in Mexico

Globally, we knew that women entrepreneurs and business-owners face challenges that are not often observed by their male counterparts.

Meeting West African Feminist Activists

Five students travelled to Dakar and Abidjan for a team project. During the 2019-2020 academic year, five Master’s students took part in...

Georgetown Students Work to Promote Afghan Women in the Peace Process

What if, rather than merely studying an issue for four months, students could help move the needle on some of the world’s intractable...

An Enriching Start to Georgetown's Partnership with Women For Afghan Women (WAW)

We hope our team’s varying regional and professional expertise will allow us to bring diverse perspectives to this important research.

Weaving a Tapestry of Sisterhood Across West Africa

Carolin, Inaïssa and Sofietou talk about their team project During the 2019/2020 academic year, five Master’s students take part in a...