"The American War in Afghanistan: A History"

Professor Carter Malkasian, author of The American War in Afghanistan: A History, visited the Dickey Center on May 2-3. While here he met with faculty, staff, postdoctoral fellows and with the Center's War & Peace Fellows and Professor Jay Lyall's class, "War and Society." At the conclusion of his visit, Professor Malkasian participated in a conversation moderated by Tina Dooley-Jones '82, former Mission Chief for USAID in Afghanistan and current Dickey Center Magro Fellow, now available on our YouTube channel.

Brendan Griebel presents, "A Return to Source: Building Inuit-Driven Futures from Dartmouth’s Stefansson Polar Collection"

The 2022 Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Arctic Studies presented his work on April 25. Dr. Griebel is a cultural anthropologist working with and for Arctic Indigenous communities. His Fulbright work includes a systematic review of Dartmouth's collected information of Inuit knowledge and how that knowledge can be digitally returned to Inuit communities to assist with contemporary cultural revitalization. His lecture is now available on our YouTube channel. 

Dickey Center Director, Victoria Holt, Discusses the Invasion of Ukraine on CBC

Dickey Center Director Tori Holt participated in an interview on CBC, with Canada's ambassador to the UN Bob Rae, to discuss, the impact of Russia's veto power in the UN Security Council.

Director Holt was previously interviewed about Russia's invasion of Ukraine for Dartmouth News and for Vermont Public Radio. 

Ambassador Keith Harper Visits

Ambassador Keith Harper served as U.S. Permanent Representative to the U.N. Human Rights Council from 2014 to 2017. He was the Center's Mary and Peter R. Dallman 1951 Great Issues Lecturer, delivering a talk on "Promoting Human Rights in an Increasingly Challenging and Autocratic World." While on campus he met with faculty, staff, and students over the course of two days. His lecture can be viewed on the Center's YouTube channel. 

Gifts Propel Dartmouth’s Leadership in Global Security and Arctic Issues 

$13 million investment in the DIckey Center expands research, teaching, and thought leadership in two areas of global concern .