CGC Mumbai organized a symposium entitled ‘Health Risks from Toxic Metal: Strengthening Capacities for Metal Analysis of Biospecimens’.
The event was part of a PGIF research project led by Page Fortna, Columbia Professor of US Foreign and Security Policy.
Several foreign and Brazilian authorities are set to participate in the climate hub launch event on March 14.
We partnered with Columbia University’s Office of Undergraduate Global Programs, to help undergraduate students engage with plastic pollution on a global scale.
Lise Tupiassu is currently a Visiting Scholar at the Center of Sustainable Investment and Institute of Latin American Studies at Columbia University in New York, and she is one of the great mentors in our Columbia Women's Leadership Network in Brazil.
Peatlands cover about three percent of the Earth’s terrestrial surface and hold nearly one third of the carbon in the planet’s soil. Thanks to support from the Santiago Center, Columbia Sociologist, Denise Milstein, has been able to contribute to collective work - research, art, advocacy, and activism - regarding peatlands in Chile.
The former Secretary of State will be professor at the School of International and Public Affairs and a Columbia World Projects presidential fellow.
Dignitaries, government officials, academics, alumni and friends of the Center attended the event at the US Ambassador’s residence.
Ready to Invest in ESG? Experts Convene to Provide Indispensable Guidance on Opportunities and Risks
The Beijing Center invited scholars and veteran investors to bring in insider insight and exchange opinions on practical and actionable measures.
The Istanbul Center hosted the fall term's second session of Voices of Emerging Scholars webinar series on Dec. 7, 2022.
Jennifer Dohrn, Associate Professor and Assistant Dean of Global Initiatives at the Columbia School of Nursing (CUSON), talks to CGC | Mumbai about India’s healthcare system, global health equity, the changing perception of nurses post-pandemic, and the way forward.
Research and training workshop focused on environmental and occupational health in Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Rwanda, and Congo