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September 27th, 2017   |   ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ Graduate Institute

In two episodes per month, ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøվ’s new On ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾e podcast offers insights on global issues from ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ experts. Those experts include faculty and staff from ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ Graduate Institute’s campus in Brattleboro, Vermont and our Washington DC Center, and academic directors and faculty from nearly 80 Study Abroad programs. ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøվ’s experts also include graduate students, who hail from all over the world. Many have seen conflict or humanitarian crisis up close, and others have worked in non-governmental organizations all over the globe.

You’ll hear from people like ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ president Sophia Howlett, Global Youth Development and Leadership program chair John Ungerleider, and ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ Ecuador Academic Director Fabian Espinosa (pictured), but also from students like Fadia Thabet, who won a State Department International Women of Courage Award for her work helping children caught up in brutal conflict in Yemen.

The first five episodes are available below. Hosts for On ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾e include ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ Communications Director Kate Casa and Communications Specialist James Heflin. Podcasts are recorded at ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøվ’s Brattleboro campus. On ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾e’s theme music is by Western Massachusetts percussionist Tony Vacca, and was recorded live at ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøվ’s 2017 commencement.