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Friedman’s Feinstein International Center, in partnership with Mercy Corps, has published “ The Currency of Connections,” a new report examining the formation of informal support groups in South Sudan as a means of coping with social and economic hardships associated with displacement.

This article highlights a talk that Rachel Kyte, incoming dean of the Fletcher School, gave at a Climate Home News panel. Kyte is the outgoing UN secretary general's special representative for Sustainable Energy for All (SE4All), and CEO of SE4All.

Fletcher postdoctoral scholar Patryk Labuda discusses the use of force and the protection of civilians by United Nations peacekeepers during conflict management operations.

Fletcher's Kelly Sims Gallagher and Fang Zhang co-author this piece detailing their research on China's climate policy progress.

Incoming Fletcher Dean Rachel Kyte is featured in this article highlighting women who are leading on climate change action, noting Kyte has “become a go-to expert for heads of state and multinational CEOs trying to figure out how to transition away from fossil fuels.”

Miranda Phaal, A18, discovered an acrostic in John Milton’s classic that had gone unnoticed for more than 300 years

A formula to address the error reveals new insights on children’s growth in the world's poorest countries

A profile of TUSM’s T.C. Theoharides, who serves part-time as director of the Health Science Programs at The American College of Greece.

In this opinion piece, A&S sociologist Anjuli Fahlberg discusses the devastating government sanctioned violence in Rio de Janeiro’s favela neighborhoods as a result of Rio Governor Wilson Witzel’s harsh public security policies targeting these poor communities.