Graduate Students
Graduate students play a critical role in international development research and have participated in IDN research projects in collaboration with our faculty. Although IDN does not fund graduate research at this time, we are looking at ways we can broaden our programs and open up more opportunities for engagement with graduate students.
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Faculty Database
Find faculty who are participating on international development projects.
Education
Learn how IDN is raising awareness about alternative approaches to international development.
News and Events
Download: Supporting Access to Justice in Liberia: Assessing Progress and Lessons Learned
November 11, 2009Available on iTunes U: Tom Crick, Associate Director, Conflict Resolution Program, The Carter Center >>
Event: Poto Mitan Screening
November 9, 2009Each woman's personal story explains how neoliberal globalization is gendered, how it impacts Haiti, and how collective action makes change possible >>
Violence and Vulnerability Conference Agenda
November 13-14, 2009Speaker Event: "Migration, Remittances and Development: the Impact of Gender, Race, and Class"
October 7, 2009Speakers Mary Odem and Irene Browne >>
Director's Journal
Building new constituencies for partnership
November 20, 2009The USAID Africa-US Higher Education Initiative Planning Grants, and the UNDP's Global Research Initiative on Gender, Crisis Prevention and Recovery... >>
The Future University, Internationalization and Development
October 1, 2009For many years "internationalization" has been a mantra of higher education institutions... >>
Research to strengthen gender security
September 14, 2009Global Initiative for Research on Gender, Crisis Prevention and Recovery >>
Shaking the Tree
August 3, 2009Has the new age really dawned for African women? >>
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