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Congressionally Chartered. Scholarship Driven. Fiercely Nonpartisan.
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Congressionally Chartered. Scholarship Driven. Fiercely Nonpartisan. The official memorial to President Wilson, we are the nation’s leading non-partisan policy forum tackling global issues. The Wilson Center serves as an open forum for informed dialogue and welcomes comment from the public.
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Merritt Cooke
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💡SCHOLAR SPOTLIGHT | Helene Cooper is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who was a Public Policy Fellow in 2004 and 2013. Cooper’s journey through the world of journalism is intertwined with her identity, her family's history, and her understanding of what it means to navigate multiple worlds. While at the Wilson Center in 2004, Cooper researched her memoir "The House at Sugar Beach." Cooper describes the community of scholars and researchers at the Wilson Center as "a kind of intellectual refuge." Read more about Helene Cooper's work ⬇️ https://buff.ly/49MZA8I #ScholarSpotlight #Alumni #Fellowship Wilson Center Africa Program
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The Wilson Center mourns the loss of former President Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States. A true statesman and humanitarian, President Carter will long be remembered for his dedication to peace, human rights, and social justice. https://buff.ly/3OPGyo6
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💡SCHOLAR SPOTLIGHT | Dr. Maria Ivanova joined the Wilson Center in 2009 as a Wilson Center | Environmental Change and Security Program Fellow. Her lifelong work in global environmental governance is dedicated to upholding humanity's responsibilities from one generation to the next. While at the Wilson Center, Dr. Ivanova pursued her project, "Changing Course: Reclaiming US Environmental Leadership." Dr. Ivanova says the Wilson Center is “an amazing space where one can make connections. And you have time for yourself but, importantly, you have time to see the bigger picture and to draw the lines between various dots.” Read more about Dr. Maria Ivanova's work ⬇️ https://buff.ly/49zasXI #ScholarSpotlight #Alumni #Fellowship
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As 2024 draws to a close, The Wilson Center Global Europe Program would like to express our sincere gratitude for your support of our work. Throughout the year we provided timely, non-partisan, and scholarship-driven analysis of key developments in Europe and the transatlantic relationship. We are therefore excited to share with you some of our most notable highlights of 2024. ⤵️
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If you aren't yet following the Wilson Quarterly here on LinkedIn, please take a moment to do that. We are going to take a little break as the year winds down, but are already gearing up for what looks to be a consequential year ahead. Follow us now for an engaging, informative, provocative, and thoughtful 2025! Wishing everyone a peaceful, restful, and joyful holiday season.
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💡SCHOLAR SPOTLIGHT | Dr. Dianne Pinderhughes was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow from 2003-04 and has a longstanding career focusing on the Civil Rights movement- past, present, and future. While at the Wilson Center, Dr. Pinderhughes dedicated time to her ongoing book project, "The Evolution of Civil Rights Organizations in the Twentieth Century: African American Politics and the Voting Rights Act." The Wilson Center particularly appealed to Dr. Pinderhughes because of its unique balance of academic rigor and ties to government through Congress, which aligns with her hopes of translating research into lasting change. Her time at the Wilson Center laid much of the groundwork for her future work related to Civil Rights history, organizations, and gendered experiences. Read more about Dr. Dianne Pinderhughes' work ⬇️ https://buff.ly/3BlkmzF #ScholarSpotlight #Alumni #Fellowship
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A big congratulations to our Serious Games Initiative and China Environment Forum teams on this incredible accomplishment — TWO awards for the Plastic Pipeline game! 🎉
Program Coordinator with the Wilson Center's Serious Games Initiative | Science and Technology Innovation Program
This past week I had the honor of representing the Wilson Center | Serious Games Initiative at the Serious Games Showcase & Challenge (SGS&C) as part of Interservice / Industry Training, Simulation, and Education Conference, where The Plastic Pipeline won, not one but two awards! 🥳 🎮 Best Government Audience Serious Game & 🎮 Student's Choice Award Let's just say the competition was fierce. Games spanned important topics from reimagining the typical war game and instead, having "The PEACEGAME" (CRISP) to a game called "Deepfake Elicitation" by BridgeFour. Thank you Jenn McNamara, Matthew Becchio, Adelle Adams, and Seth Crofton, for putting together an incredible showcase and creating such a dynamic community! 🎮 The Plastic Pipeline: https://bit.ly/4dLMmtL Wilson Center | China Environment Forum, FableVision
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