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[ICYMI] For the Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP New Security Beat blog, Public Policy Fellow Nataliya Shok explains how competing political values and approaches contributed to the unfulfilled promise of vaccine diplomacy in the wake of COVID-19. Read it now 👇
In a recent Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP 🎧, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) experts Bram Govaerts and Kai Sonder weigh in on the stress placed on food systems caused by the confluence of , , and the conflict.
Listen now to find out the hurdles and urgent actions before us in safeguarding ▶️
https://bit.ly/3STzPef
[MUST READ] currently occupies more than one fifth of Ukrainian farmland. For the Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP New Security Beat blog, Jiayi Zhou analyzes a vital dimension in the crisis generated by Moscow’s invasion: agricultural land. Read more ⤵️
Delaying the Inevitable? The Uncertain Future of the EPA’s Online Archive | Via Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP at the Wilson Center by Scoville Fellow ‘22 Rachel Santarsiero of the National Security Archive.
In this week's Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP 🎧, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) experts Bram Govaerts and Kai Sonder weigh in on the stress placed on food systems caused by the confluence of , , and the conflict.
Listen now to find out the hurdles and urgent actions before us in safeguarding ▶️
https://bit.ly/3STzPef
[UPCOMING EVENT] COVID-19 challenged international health cooperation, leading to increased international rivalry and growing nationalism. Register now for our June 23 discussion on new strategies for vaccine diplomacy in light of COVID-19 with Nataliya Shok, Achal Prabhala, Jessie Sklair, and Donna A. Patterson.
Co-sponsors include the Wilson Center's Science and Technology Innovation Program (STIP), Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP, Africa Program - Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Latin American Program, and Brazil Institute.
[UPCOMING EVENT] Join us, the Wilson Center's Science and Technology Innovation Program, and the Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP on Thursday, June 23 to discuss new strategies for vaccine diplomacy in light of -19 with speakers Nataliya Shok, Achal Prabhala, Jessica Sklair, and Donna A. Patterson.
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[HAPPENING SOON] Join us and the Wilson Center's Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP today at 11:30 am ET to discuss how Russia's war in Ukraine impacts global food and energy systems, with speakers Sharon Burke, Jonathan Elkind, Bram Govaerts, Emily King, and Lauren Herzer Risi.
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[UPCOMING EVENT] Join us and the Wilson Center's Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP this Wednesday to discuss how the war in Ukraine impacts global food and energy systems, with speakers Sharon Burke, Jonathan Elkind, Bram Govaerts, Emily King, and moderator Lauren Herzer Risi.
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[UPCOMING EVENT] Don't miss next Wednesday's event on the impact of the war in Ukraine on global systems for natural resources, with speakers Sharon Burke, Jonathan Elkind, Bram Govaerts, Emily King, and Lauren Herzer Risi from the Wilson Center's Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP.
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“Evidence shows that increasing efforts to boost girls’ education, curb child marriage, and ensure access to voluntary family planning not only advances the human rights of women and girls, but also helps to curb insecurity and strengthen governance—benefiting society as a whole.”
A new policy brief from our partners at the Wilson Center's Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP and Maternal Health Initiative brings a much-needed perspective to conversations about security and governance in the .
Learn more about , , and here:
https://www.newsecuritybeat.org/2022/04/security-converging-risks-demographic-trends-gender-inequity-security-challenges-sahel/
[WATCH NOW]: For the latest Wilson Center Smart Take, Lauren Herzer Risi, Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP Director, explains how the war between Russia and Ukraine will affect global supplies of grains, cooking oil, and fertilizer. Follow the link to watch:
[HAPPENING SOON]: Join us, the Maternal Health Initiative (Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP), and the Global Europe Program today at 1 pm ET for a panel on the Ukrainian, Belarusian, and Russian women leading the anti-war movement, with Alena Popova, Marina Pisklakova-Parker, Marina Mentusova, Alisa Grinshpan, Iuliia Sergeieva, Elena Servettaz, and moderator Victoria Pardini.
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[TOMORROW]: Join us, the Environmental Change and Security Program - ECSP, and the Global Europe Program 1 pm ET on March 23 to discuss the Ukrainian, Russian, and Belarusian women leading the anti-war movement, with Alena Popova, Marina Pisklakova-Parker, Marina Mentusova, Alisa Grinshpan, Iuliia Sergeieva, Elena Servettaz, and moderator Victoria Pardini.
Register now! 👇