UPDATE:
Starting July 1, the Tufts International Travel Policy will require advanced registration through the Tufts Travel Registry for university business-related international travel.
A Tufts Professor’s Mission to Share Hiroshima’s Stories
The vision of Tadatoshi Akiba transformed local reporting into a tool for global empathy, reshaping how Americans understood the atomic bombings
I Protected My Children from Our Holocaust History. But Then They Grew Up
In Serbia’s capital, my daughter and I learned side by side about my father’s wartime experience—and our family’s heartbreak
The Unending War in Ukraine
Despite more than three years of brutal conflict, Ukrainians are still mostly unified in fighting off Russian invaders, says political scientist
Who in the World Can Afford Healthy Food?
Tufts research measuring the cost of a nutritious diet across the globe is changing how we talk about food security and malnutrition
Tufts Announces Agreement with Indian Institute of Science
Key to the new collaboration with India’s leading public research university is an interdisciplinary center of excellence on nutrition science and medicine
Tufts Global In the News
Famine in Gaza
90.9 WBUR
Fletcher’s Alex de Waal joins this episode of the On Point podcast to discuss the dire food security levels in the Gaza Strip, where immediate action is needed to save hundreds of thousands of people from starvation.
Netanyahu Is Choosing to Starve Gaza
New York Times
Fletcher’s Alex de Waal writes this opinion piece examining the factors that have put Gaza on the brink of social collapse, saying “Israel must allow humanitarian-aid professionals to do their job” to end starvation in Gaza.
A famine hasn't been declared in Gaza, but that may not matter, experts say
ABC
Fletcher’s Alex de Waal, director of the World Peace Foundation, explains the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) system, which analyzes the severity and magnitude of food insecurity, and criteria that must be met for a famine to be declared.