Anti-migration sentiments persist across Europe despite countries welcoming Ukrainians fleeing war.

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Leymah Gbowee spoke to a crowd of more than 450, with hundreds more online, at the first in-person Bartels lecture since 2019.

Marshall's work as a Laidlaw scholar incorporates research, leadership training, and a summer leadership-in-action experience in Norway.

Bykov joins Einaudi's Institute for European Studies: “I would rather be known for my literary writing than for my politics or my poisoning.”

Past Global Public Voices fellow Ian Kysel (Cornell Law) talks about his migrations research and advocacy for migrants' rights.

Florea describes the threats posed to Ukrainian historical records and the need for international support to preserve archives under attack.

Stephen Yale-Loehr, Gunisha Kaur, and collaborators are identifying the best ways to educate refugees and asylum seekers about their legal rights.

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Judith Reppy, Matt Evangelista, and Agnes Nimark (PACS) led work to preserve papers of international Nuclear Freeze movement leader.