Dispatch from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Myanmar: Alexandra Giorgis-Audrain’s second blog from the virtual field
In Alexandra Giorgis-Audrain’s second blog, she discusses helping to organize a high-level GBV roundtable event.
In Alexandra Giorgis-Audrain’s second blog, she discusses helping to organize a high-level GBV roundtable event.
In Mike Pulford's second blog, he discusses writing policy briefs and country analyses, as well as completing due diligence reports regarding UNFPA partnerships.
In his second blog from the virtual field, Markus Hellborg describes facilitating evaluations on projects such as weather modeling and investments in water management infrastructure.
In her second blog from the virtual field, MAGG student Lydia Callies talks about her involvement in a three-month long project that is getting close to the implementation phase.
In her first blog from the virtual field, MIPP student Aniska Graver talks about her work on the UNICEF virtual learning series at the Regional Office for South Asia.
In his first blog post from the virtual field, MAGG student Markus Hellborg describes his unique situation of working from his home town of Stockholm, completing an internship for UNDP Cambodia, while reporting to the UN Association in Ottawa, Canada!
The WatPEG/GPE research cluster is pleased to announce the launch of a new bibliography of political economy research on the COVID-19 pandemic and its implications.
Congratulations to Diana Zacca Thomaz for successfully defending her dissertation.
In his first blog from the virtual field, MIPP student Michael Pulford describes the benefits and challenges of working from home.
The BSIA is pleased to announce that the Balsillie Papers website has won two awards in the 2020 MarCom Awards program.
Ann Fitz-Gerald was recently appointed to the Canadian Board of Directors for the Ditchley Foundation.
In her first blog from the virtual field, MAGG student Lydia Callies talks about the ways in which her organization is keeping her feeling connected and included.
In her first blog from the virtual field, MAGG student Alexandra Giorgis-Audrain talks about the challenges of working in different time zones from many of her colleagues.
With international adventures on hold, Laura talks about the ways she, and a number of her MAGG colleagues, are making the best of their virtual internships.
The Balsillie School community warmly congratulates faculty member Ken Jackson, who was recently recognized for his dedication to supporting students by the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities.
The Balsillie School community wishes to congratulate faculty member Alison Mountz, producer of the documentary “Safe Haven”, for winning “Best Feature Documentary” at the Central Alberta Film Festival (CAFF) 2020.
The BSIA offers warm congratulations to PhD candidate Ousmane Diallo for receiving the doctoral Medal of Academic Excellence from Wilfrid Laurier University.
Congratulations to BSIA Fellows, Randy S'ad and Manuel Riemer, on their new climate action project.
The aim of the Balsillie Papers is ultimately to connect policymakers with research offering the empirical and intellectual tools needed to build, navigate, and strengthen, mechanisms of national and global governance.
Call for proposals are due November 23, 2020.