Refugee Integration Conference and Art Festival
The Refugee Integration Conference will pair researchers with practitioners or policymakers from the same urban area to give presentations showcasing how their community supports migrant integration.
Investing in Africa
Reeta Roy, CEO of Mastercard Foundation, defied critics and steered its $33 billion to help Africans solve the continent’s challenges
Tisch College Launches Civic Action Gap Semester
The Civic Action Gap Semester is designed to allow high school graduates to undertake a virtual "volunteership" with a community organization across the Americas while earning college credit through coursework taught by Tufts faculty.
Tufts' COVID-19 Travel Policy & Recommendations
Read the travel policy and review FAQs regarding incoming and outgoing travel
Empowering Women for Better Lives for People and Animals
Cummings School researchers study how increasing women’s access to livestock vaccines can improve animal and human health and well-being
Tufts Global In the News
Pandemic crushes Guyana’s dreams of big oil profits as ‘resource curse’ looms over oil-producing nations
The Conversation
Amy Myers Jaffe, of Fletcher’s Climate Policy Lab, pens this piece about the challenges facing global oil producing nations, such as Guyana, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Talloires Network of Engaged Universities Celeberates its 15th Anniversary
Mirage News
September 17 marked the 15th anniversary of the international Talloires Network of Engaged Universities, housed at Tisch College of Civic Life.
Germany is mulling economic sanctions against Russia. Do they actually work?
Deutsche Welle
Fletcher’s Daniel Drezner shares key elements that could make Germany’s potential economic sanctions against Russia successful.