In her third blog from the virtual field, MAGG student Lydia Callies discusses her project which seeks to increase the visibility of these vulnerable and marginalised groups to foster their inclusion and participation in public processes.
In his third blog from the virtual field, MIPP student Mike Pulford describes the experience of writing reports, briefs and fact sheets to prepare his office representative for meetings with the Regional Director.
In Aniska’s second blog from the virtual field, she discusses her role organizing and writing reports for the ROSA GBViE Learning Series.
In Markus Hellborg’s last blog from the virtual field, he discusses UNDP’s plan to address the impact of COVID-19 on Cambodia’s tourism industry.
In her second blog, Lauren MacDonald discusses the importance of mental health and self care while working during a pandemic and researching the climate crisis.
Lorne Dawson explains how last week’s assault on the Capitol in Washington reminds us of the importance of civility as a daily element of the social order, which must be replenished continuously and maintained at all costs.
Putting the Assault on the Capitol in Perspective: Some Thoughts Read More »
We are pleased to announce the release of the 2021 anthology of policy briefs prepared by masters students at the BSIA for Global Affairs Canada.
New BSIA research maps out global trends in “Pandemic: 2021 Global Trends Report” Read More »
Congratulations to Tahnee Prior for successfully defending her dissertation.
PhD Candidate Tahnee Prior successfully defends her dissertation Read More »
