We're thrilled to introduce Ben Joel '27, who is our Class of 1957 and 1982 Going Global Digital Storytelling intern. In the course of the coming summer, Ben will travel around the world to capture the transformative immersive experiences of our international interns in the field.
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Study in Afghanistan shows prolonged contact doesn't curb prejudice toward migrants.
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The Dickey Center had the pleasure of hosting two former U.S. officials in conversation about their choices to resign their State Department positions as a form of dissent with US policy. Josh Paul, former director in the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, resigned in the fall of 2023 in protest over U.S. government arms policy towards Israel. He spoke with our current Magro Fellow Elizabeth Shackelford, who resigned as a career U.S. Foreign Service officer in 2017 in protest over the Trump administration's policies in Africa on human rights and diplomacy.
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Earlier this year, we partnered with Salzburg Global Seminar to convene Better Preparedness for the Next Pandemic: Developing Vaccine Access Models with Low- and Middle-Income Countries. During the five-day program in Salzburg, participants discussed how to design a new model for multilateral vaccine procurement and the individual actions that could be taken.
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Dartmouth Dialogues conversation: Do Israelis and Palestinians really want peace?
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