New Dot Com: PRAXIS now Online 

PRAXIS, the Fletcher School’s journal of international development, is only a click away. PRAXIS unveiled a new website this month, expanding its worldwide audience of development professionals, educators, and students.  The new website is “sharp, professional, and functional” says Nadia Izakson, marketing director for PRAXIS and second-year student.  It provides viewers useful information about the journal and free access to current and archived articles.

The launch of a new website marks a turning point in the evolution of PRAXIS. Previously limited to small print-runs and a tiny geographic area, PRAXIS now reaches every corner of the world.  With an online presence, PRAXIS will contribute more directly to the global exchange of ideas among individuals who have a stake in international development. 

Designing and building a new website involved strong teamwork between the school and students.  Without the creative input and design skills of The Fletcher School’s web team, the masterful multi-tasking skills of Anna Thompson, a first-year student and production and web coordinator for PRAXIS, and Ms. Izakson’s vision, the website would not have become reality.

PRAXIS will release its newest issue “Development in Transition” in May 2003.  The upcoming issue features articles on forced migration and development, gender issues in Asia, and the opinions of international development leaders.  For more information about PRAXIS and to subscribe, visit www.fletcherpraxis.com.