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EPIIC
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ALLIES
ALLIES
moreThe Alliance Linking Leaders in Education and the Services (ALLIES) is an undergraduate organization dedicated to improving civilian-military relations
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Tufts International Development
Tufts International Development
moreTufts International Development (formerly BUILD Latin America) is a student-led organization that immerses students in the theory and practice of sustainable development in Latin America.
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NIMEP
NIMEP
moreThe New Initiative for Middle East Peace (NIMEP) is a collaborative research group studying the Middle East and North Africa.
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Inquiry
Inquiry
moreInquiry is a global issues simulation program for high school students developed by EPIIC.
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Empower
Empower
moreThe Empower Program for Social Entrepreneurship educates, mentors, and motivates aspiring social entrepreneurs at Tufts.
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BUILD: India
BUILD: India
moreBuilding Understanding through International Learning and Development (BUILD) is an interdisciplinary student-led program that immerses students in the theory and practice of sustainable developme
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EWB
EWB
moreTufts Engineers Without Borders (EWB) is a student group at Tufts University that designs and implements sustainable engineering projects in developing communities.
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Oslo Scholars
Oslo Scholars
moreThe Oslo Scholars Program offers undergraduates with demonstrated interest in human rights and international political issues an opportunity to attend the Oslo Freedom Forum and spend their summer
The mission of the IGL is to prepare new generations of critical thinkers for effective and ethical leadership, ready to act as global citizens in addressing international and national issues across cultures.
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Recent Highlights
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Gearing toward the End by Atrey Bhargava (A’21)
Learn MoreAfter a month and a half of my internship at CANVAS, the city of Belgrade seems more like home than just a vantage point to study and hone my skills in the areas of human rights and activism. July is the month of tourists, and this has provided a much-needed jolt to the dragging economy. My internship, too, has benefited from this simmering surge of projects, people and cultures.
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African Leadership University - Educating Africa’s Future Leaders by Benard Ngaruiya (A’20)
Learn MoreFor the last month, I have been working at the African Leadership University in Mauritius as an intern for the Strategic Operations team. The African Leadership University is one of the greatest resources for educating Africa’s future leaders.
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The Importance of Training: Community Health Work in Kenya by Olivia Ng (A’20)
Learn MoreAs someone who comes from a technologically literate generation, sometimes it is difficult for me to imagine what it might be like to not know how to use a cell phone. These thoughts are then tempered when I remember how difficult it is for me to pick up an Android when I am so used to the touch of an iPhone.
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A City that Never Sleeps and a Mission that Never Rests by Kevin Doherty (A’20)
Learn MoreIn New York / Concrete jungle where dreams are made of / There’s nothing you can’t do / Now you’re in New York.
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Providing and Advocating for Marginalized Citizens’ Rights in Kazakhstan by Elmira Askerova (F’19)
Learn MoreThis summer, I had a chance to work with a newly established social enterprise whose main goal is to create job opportunities for marginalized citizens – the disabled, single mothers and orphans – in Astana, Kazakhstan.
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Pressure to End Menstrual Banishment from Above by Caroline Armstrong Hall (F’19)
Learn MoreOne of my main tasks for this summer, as part of with my work for the Centre for Agro-Ecology and Development (CAED) in Nepal, is creating a ‘shadow report’ for the attention of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW Committee).
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Qatar: Taking its own Path by Kevin Dupont (F’19)
Learn MoreAfter conducting research in both the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar this month, I am excited to elaborate further about the Qatari angle of the corporate environment in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states.
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Researching Non-Violent Methods of Resistance at the Albert Einstein Institution by Claire Trilling (A’19)
Learn MoreAs part of the Oslo Scholars program this summer, I’ve been working remotely for Jamila Raqib at the Albert Einstein Institution. The organization specializes in the study of nonviolent methods of resistance and how they can be used in conflicts globally. My work with the Institution has largely involved researching the use of nonviolent resistance in conflicts around the world today.
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Isle of Dogs by Jeremy Gumener (A’19)
Learn MoreThere are approximately 300,000 stray dogs and over one million cats roaming the streets and beaches of Puerto Rico. Most homeless or abandoned animals brought to shelters on the island are euthanized because of overpopulation.
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EPIIC 2018-19: Migration in a Turbulent World • EXP 0079XF
Learn MoreFall 2018/Spring 2019 • Tuesdays, Thursdays • 3:00-5:00pm
Oslo Scholars: Abebe Gellaw
EMPOWER Research: Darmaji Village and Karawang, Indonesia
The IGL network spans the globe. Student, Alumni and Experts can be found participating in research, programs and events world wide. SEE ALL