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Katie Fiorella, SEAP
Fatal drownings are a big risk for small-scale fishers on Africa’s largest lake, with many of those deaths attributed to bad weather – conditions that...
Series Honors Einaudi's Past Visiting Scholars
Read about Turkish sociologist Azat Gündoğan (IES), Nicaraguan cartoonist Pedro X. Molina (LACS), and Afghan artist Elja Sharifi (Johnson Museum).
María Cristina García, LACS
María Cristina García, professor of history, notes that Americans had the same complaints about immigrants 50 years ago.
Led by Past GPV Fellow and Einaudi's Migrations Fellow
Law faculty Jaclyn Kelley-Widmer and Steve Yale-Loehr are launching a nonprofit venture to help DACA recipients get legal permanent residency.
Eliana Amoh, Laidlaw Scholar
Meet Eliana Amoh ’26, an undergraduate student in Global Development whose research explores youth development, educational equity, and...
By Magnus Fiskesjö
The Wa is an ethnicity in the borderlands of China and Myanmar (Burma). In the 1950s and 1960s, their ancient land was divided for the first time by...
View the winning submissions of the 2023 Migrations Creative Writing and Art Competition.
Alexandra Dufresne, GPV
There are less costly alternatives to civil immigration detention in New York's county jails, writes Global Public Voices fellow Alexandra...
Kathryn Fiorella, SEAP
A study that used photos taken by participants to spark conversation reveals firsthand accounts of how climate change, land use and dams on the Mekong...
Natasha Raheja, SAP
Cornell anthropologist Natasha Raheja publishes a new ethnographic study she conducted at the border of Jodhpur, India, about Pakistani Hindus and...