Investing in Africa
Fletcher alumna Reeta Roy (F89), CEO of Mastercard Foundation, defied critics and steered its $33 billion to help Africans solve the continent’s challenges.
Not Looking Away: A Focus on Genocide and Mass Atrocities
Fletcher professor Abi Williams organizes first virtual EPIIC Symposium 9-10 October, brings together survivors and humanitarian experts as violence continues around the world.
The Perks of Being a "Januarian"
Current Fletcher Januarians share why starting mid-year offers unique advantages.
The Quest for Justice: Shifting Power
Building a more diverse diplomatic core and acknowledging the U.S.' own history are key to increasing racial justice, argues Fletcher alumna Ambassador Harriet Elam Thomas (F80).
Building a Multilateral Future
IMF Deputy Managing Director Antoinette Sayeh (F80, F85) calls on Fletcher students to look outward to solve global challenges at annual Convocation ceremony.
Understanding and Advancing Cooperation on Water Policy
New professor brings interdisciplinary expertise and fresh focus to international environmental policy at Fletcher.
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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Fletcher News
Authorities Ramp up Fight Against Misinformation and Voter Suppression
Bhaskar Chakravorti tells ABC News this year has been the "perfect storm" for misinformation.
Can the 2020 Election Improve U.S.-China Relations?
Josephine Wolff speaks with Al Jazeera podcast "The Take" about China's interference in the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
Why ExxonMobil Is Sticking With Oil as Rivals Look To a Greener Future
Amy Myers Jaffe speaks with the Financial Times about ExxonMobil's doubling down on oil and gas.
Americans Living Overseas Could Tilt the 2020 Election – if Only They Voted
Monica Duffy Toft explores the impact of voters abroad in deciding a presidential election, in an article for The Conversation.
What Lessons Are Still Being Learned From the Conflict on the Korean Peninsula?
Sung-Yoon Lee speaks with CGTN about the impact of the Korean War 70 years later.
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.