The Institute of Global Politics and Aspen Digital convened a series of panels to discuss the role that AI will play in upcoming elections around the world.

IGP joined Queen’s University to examine historic negotiations in Northern Ireland and elsewhere, highlighting invaluable contributions that are too often overlooked.
 

IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellow Stacey Abrams discussed her path in politics with participants in the Payne, Pickering, and Rangel programs.

At a recent IGP workshop, the former Georgia legislative leader spoke about gender and racial disparities in internet access and their impacts on securing social services, education, and healthcare.

The Institute of Global Politics (IGP) Women’s Initiative will be an influential comparative policy initiative that will produce quality, actionable research and policy ideas on both domestic and global women’s issues.

Shortly after the Taliban returned to power in 2021, secondary school education for girls was banned throughout the country. The School of Leadership, Afghanistan (SOLA) picked up and moved from Kabul to Rwanda.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will join prominent leaders for kick-off convening today focused on reproductive rights, technology-facilitated gender based violence (TFGBV), gender equity in the workplace, and more.

Experts, scholars, policymakers, and activists discussed the use of rape, torture, and other forms of gender-based violence as weapons of war, and the policies and international frameworks that can help prevent it.