Ways to Save the Planet: Charging Extra to Drive in Cities
A Fletcher School graduate promotes congestion pricing to reduce pollution and make transit more climate-friendly
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Tell Me More: Photojournalist in the War Zones
Nichole Sobecki, A08, has covered violence and devastation around the world, and talks in a Tufts podcast about bringing back important stories that need to be told
China Is Positioned To Lead On Climate Change As The US Rolls Back Its Policies
Fletcher's Kelly Sims Gallagher and Fang Zhang co-author this piece detailing their research on China's climate policy progress.
School’s out
Why northern Uganda’s girls and boys are not getting an education and what to do about it
North Korea Tests Missiles—and International Resolve
Using summit goodwill to buy time, Kim Jong-Un is expanding his arsenal and winning the game of nuclear negotiations, says Fletcher School professor
New Master’s in Cybersecurity and Public Policy
Offered by the School of Engineering and The Fletcher School, the new graduate degree program crosses the divide between technology and policy
Seminar: The Role and Impact of Clinical Associates in the South African Healthcare System
The Global Health Faculty Council and the Tufts Center for Global Public Health Tumi Ndweni, BCMP, PGDPM, Associate Lecturer and Division of Clinical Associates (Physician Assistants), University of Witwatersrand, South Africa.
Bringing Music—and Hope—to Refugee Syrian Children
In Lebanon, Layth Sidiq taught not just melodies but musical traditions to young students
What’s Behind the Simmering Conflict with Iran?
The confrontations with Iran have far more to do with domestic U.S. politics than they do with any intention to go to war, says a Tufts expert
