Institute Students at Work in El Salvador and Sierra Leone This January
Twenty-nine Monterey Institute students are currently on site in Sierra Leone and El Salvador working on faculty-sponsored projects during our interim January term.
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11/20: Free Conference Explores Digital Communication as Vehicle for Change
“Communicating Change in a Complex World” will bring leading professional communicators and media managers to the Monterey Institute on November 20 to examine the emerging role of social media and digital organizing as vehicles for change.
11/12: Public Lecture on Strategies For Reducing Small Arms Violence
Gordon Paul Smith Chair in International Policy Studies Edward J. Laurance will present “The Global Scourge Of Armed Violence: Can Anything Be Done?” on November 12 in the Irvine Auditorium.
MIIS Professor’s LA Times Op-Ed Criticizes West’s Approach to Discouraging Afghan Opium Trade
In an op-ed piece published in the Los Angeles Times, Professor Moyara Ruehsen of the Graduate School of International Policy and Management offers a critical analysis of the effectiveness of the NATO allies’ efforts to discourage opium production in Afghanistan.
Symposium Draws Attention to Children of War
Campus Event: The Gaza Question
Maya Soetoro-Ng Addresses MIIS Students & Faculty
Campus Event Showcases Student Projects from Chile to Cambodia
Institute Staffer’s Foreign Policy Interview Picked Up by USA Today, Others
NPR Spotlights Institute Voices Twice in Three Days
Both Institute President Emeritus Robert Gard and alumnus Juan Sheenan were heard on National Public radio last week.