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Nous vous présentons les états financiers de 2024 de Centers for International Programs Inc. Tunis, examinés par notre commissaire aux comptes.
Columbia Global Center Mumbai, in partnership with Columbia University’s Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center (HICCC), Tata Memorial Centre, and the Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre, hosted the fourth webinar in the Columbia HICCC Cancer Series on December 12, 2025, focusing on Advances in Colorectal Cancer: Precision Treatment and Surgical Innovations
Faculty Visitor Paige West discusses her collaborative anthropological work, biocultural revitalization in New Ireland, and a new study of Papua New Guinea’s burgeoning fashion industry.
Speakers and panel discussions at this year's International Nursing Symposium in Athens focused on a critical challenge in health care: the sustainability of the nursing workforce amid rising burnout and staffing shortages.
Takeaways from participants' presentations in the Columbia World Project-sponsored program "Strengthening Capacities and Civic Participation for Resilient Communities in Chile" at COP30.
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An expert roundtable conevened by Columbia Global Center Mumbai recently explored how evidence, creativity, and collaboration can help reshape nutrition education in the country. The discussion, titled “Addressing Nutritional Challenges Faced by Adolescents in India,” brought together experts from Columbia University and India to rethink how healthy eating can become not just a necessity but an aspiration for India’s young generation.
Top takeaways from the Athens Road to COP30 webinar in October.
More than 200 students, researchers, and other stakeholders attended an information session about the Athens Center's new Lab to Market initiative to learn how they can transform scientific ideas into viable companies.
Drawing on mapping exercises in cities like Mumbai, Dr Jacqueline Klopp, Director of the Center for Sustainable Urban Development and Co-Director of PRISM's (People, Resources, Information and Systems for Mobility) work emphasizes the sheer scale of daily auto rickshaw trips and the essential role these vehicles play in neighborhoods underserved by buses or metros, particularly in marginalised informal settlements
The grant aims to strengthen jazz scholarship and the preservation of America’s first original art form. The Jazz Study Group, led by Professor Robert O’Meally, is collective comprising more than 30 U.S.-based and international members. They held a major conference in Paris at Reid Hall in 2012.
A virtual panel discussion on improving mental health outcomes, hosted in collaboration with Columbia Global Centers Amman + Istanbul and Columbia World Projects.
Dr. Craig J. Heck, an early-career investigator focused on public health research, recently spent several months as a Scholar-in-Residence at the Columbia Global Center in Nairobi.
This fall, the program welcomed nine students from around the world for a year of research and study.