The Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security, the governments of Sweden and Romania, and International IDEA invite you to an event ahead of the second Summit for Democracy. Featuring: Douglas…
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As the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches, hear from our Ukrainian community members, learn how Georgetown is responding and attend upcoming events that reflect on Ukraine’s future.
After announcing the acceleration of the Doomsday Clock — a symbolic time warning how close the world is to apocalypse — leaders discussed their decision with students, faculty and staff.
The former heads of state joined a symposium on campus to celebrate the Georgetown Americas Institute, a platform for dialogue, research and impact on the key challenges facing Latin America.
The Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace & Security presented the annual Hillary Rodham Clinton awards to Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska, The Countess of Wessex and Ukrainian women’s rights advocates.
Sarem Haq (SFS’21), an intelligence officer at the Department of Defense working to advance justice and diminish the threat of nuclear war, has won the 2022 Rhodes Scholarship.
Georgetown students, alumni and staff participated in international climate negotiations and hosted artistic and policy events at the 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.
The Georgetown Law Center on National Security will lead an international advisory group to help the Ukrainian government prosecute war crimes committed during the Russian invasion of their country.
Isabella Turilli (SFS’22), a researcher at the Council on Foreign Relations who is working to transform global health diplomacy, has won the 2023 Rhodes Scholarship.
