Global Engagement

João Sodré (G’25) and Santiago Bestilleiro Lettini (G’26), two doctoral students at Georgetown University, are conducting research on the history of local and international migration and regional agriculture and its wider effects in Latin America.

The Global Health Institute is joining the Pope’s Global Alliance for the Health and Humanitarian Care of Children, a new initiative that will create a worldwide network to provide medical care to children and support health care workers.

National Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15 through October 15, honoring the histories and traditions that transcend borders and unite Latine people. Georgetown will celebrate by hosting events and opportunities to commemorate the month.

Participating in this experience at the U.S.-Mexico border gave School of Nursing and School of Health faculty members a better understanding of the immigration process and a renewed appreciation for the humanity and dignity of migrant people.

Renowned Liberian human rights lawyer and environmental advocate Alfred Lahai Brownell, Sr. has joined Georgetown Law as this academic year’s Robert F. Drinan, S.J., Chair in Human Rights.

Students in the first cohort of the McDonough School of Business' Executive Master in Business Administration in Dubai program recently traveled to Washington, DC to work on consulting projects with local organizations.

In its first year, ECo Greece, an extension of the Earth Commons Institute, has become a model for international collaboration, bringing together Georgetown students, faculty, and local partners to tackle climate challenges on the ground in Greece.

In this article, colleagues from the Center for Transnational Legal Studies in London provide updates on the events, conferences, and scholars in residence program from the 2023-2024 academic year.

The McCourt School of Public Policy’s Tech & Public Policy program hosted "Shaping the Digital Future," an intensive executive education program for Ukraine’s digital transformation leaders, on Georgetown’s Capitol Campus.

In his new book, Fathali Moghaddam, professor in the College of Arts & Sciences Department of Psychology, offers a better way for society to manage diversity and conflict.