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Hattie Brown holds a bunch of bananas in front of a banana stand.

A Healthy Outlook on Financial Futures

A conversation with MIB alumna Hattie Brown on food, finance, and the framework potential of ESG

Dr. Sima Samar and Professor Kimberly Theidon speak on stage.

“The Fight Would Be Easier if We Are United”

Visiting scholar Dr. Sima Samar delivers address on women’s rights in Afghanistan

Adrian Anderson and his son pose for a selfie atop a snowy mountain

High Energy Solutions for the World of Tech

A conversation with MIB alumnus Adrian Anderson on renewable energy and high-impact climate work

A group of panelists speaks before an audience.

Students Host 10th Annual Political Risk Conference

Schedule includes conversations on intersections of gender, technology, and geopolitics

Rik Geiersbach addresses the audience in front of a screen

Strategy Amidst Complex Geopolitics

Fletcher students get strategy insight from Boeing in “Field Studies in Global Consulting” course

Soldiers with rifles walking on a leafy hill, with tanks in the background. As the Ukraine war enters its second year, Tufts experts weight alternative endings—and the possibility it won’t be resolved any time soon.

Where the Ukraine War Goes From Here

As the bloody conflict enters its second year, Tufts experts weigh alternative endings—and the possibility it won’t be resolved any time soon

Work Better Innovations for Inclusive Economy

MALD alumna Bonny Ling looks for partnerships to support human rights in complex situations

An illustration of Kaddu Sebunya, with an elephant in the background

To Conserve African Wildlife, A Push to Benefit African People

Fletcher School graduate Kaddu Sebunya leads efforts to protect elephants, lions, and other endangered animals while also responding to human needs on the continent

A composite of four photos shows Sima Samar, Mir Ahmad Shekib Mir, Volodymyr Dubovyk, and Vladlen Ushakov.

Tufts Offers Haven for Scholars at Risk

An expanded university program hosts four academics—a veterinary surgeon, a human rights leader, a banking expert, and a professor of international relations—who fled peril in Ukraine and Afghanistan