The panel answered this question: "What can Maghrib history teach us about the history of the Ottoman Empire?"
In January 2022, the TC-Tunisia Foreign Language Teacher Education Transnational Project, or TC-Tunisia Project kicked off its second year.
This collaborative event invited African climate entrepreneurs to talk about the solutions they have found to help combat this global challenge.
In partnership with ENGIE, the center in Rio de Janeiro offered a special meeting only for the participants of the Columbia Women's Leadership Network program.
News coverage of a virtual panel discussion titled "Syrian Refugee Women Navigating Work in Protracted Crises."
The novel "No Huiré de la Lluvia” was launched in an event organized along with the Municipality of Maipú.
A poet and novelist, Ersi Sotiropoulos lives in Athens, Greece, and is a fellow at the Institute for Ideas and Imagination based at Columbia Global Centers | Paris.
Her most recent project, Commune Coliving, was selected as one of five startups worldwide to join the Columbia Venture Community Impact Program.
Women's History Month Spotlight Interview: Christelle Taraud, Enseignante, Columbia in Paris program et Membre, Centre d'Histoire du XIXe siècle (Paris I et IV).
Geneviève Acker (BC '61) is the former deputy director of the Franco-American (Fulbright) Commission in Paris.
The Center hosted Professor Kamel Jedidi, its Faculty Advisory Board member, the John A. Howard Professor of Business at Columbia Business School, along with his students.
“Climate change is the biggest challenge of our generation.” Juan Carlos Jobet