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Is There a Role for Human Rights Law in Flattening the COVID-19 Curve?
Fletcher Professors Babbitt and Cerone discuss individual human rights vs. the public good in a time of COVID-19.
“Are We Making Progress If We’re Leaving People Behind?”
Professor Kimberly Theidon and Nicholas Cicchinelli (F20) discuss #Pride2020 and connecting queer theory to international – and national – affairs.
Digital Injustice
New research from Fletcher’s Digital Planet team explores the racial disparities in digital access across the U.S.
Disaggregated Data and a Real Reflection of COVID-19 Risks
Professor Dyan Mazurana explains the importance of collecting the right data to assess COVID-19 risks for different - and more at risk - segments of the population.
Fall 2020 Semester
Fletcher announces remote teaching and new curriculum for Fall 2020 semester.
This Is What We Train For
Strategic decision making and action in times of crisis
Statement from Dean Rachel Kyte
We will not be silent and we cannot stand by.
We are a community that is deeply invested in furthering human rights, diversity, and justice. The systemic racism and racist violence in the US that has been laid bare, once again, by the murder of George Floyd is inimical to these values.
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Application Deadline Extended
In recognition of the unprecedented challenges presented to students by COVID-19, we have extended our application deadline.
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Fletcher News
America’s Permanent Coronavirus Scars
Dan Drezner explores the long term changes in American social norms due to COVID-19, via his Washington Post column.
Turkey's President Converts The Hagia Sophia Into A Mosque
Elizabeth Prodromou shares her insights and reactions to Turkey's Hagia Sophia museum being turned into a mosque, via NPR.
Missed Diplomatic Opportunity? South Korea’s Unilateral North Korea Sanctions
Sung-Yoon Lee speaks with NK News about inter-Korean sanctions issues.
How to Scale the Climate Change Mountain
Dean Rachel Kyte speaks with CSIS on their "Theories of Change" podcast about COVID-19, climate change and creating a response plan.
U.S. Military Confronts Its Own Racial Reckoning
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis discusses racism in the military with WBUR.
The Fletcher Advantage
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As divides grow deeper between people and amongst nations, Fletcher students know now is the time when their skills are needed most – and they’re putting those skills to use in the real world.
Fletcher events are currently being offered remotely
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