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In March 2025, 19 students from the Columbia University School of Social Work (CUSSW) traveled to Athens for an immersive learning experience, engaging with key institutions and organizations dedicated to migration and the protection of vulnerable minority groups.
During her visit, two events were held in collaboration with the Santiago Center.
In March 2025, as part of their immersive learning experience, students from the School of International and Public Affairs had the opportunity to engage directly with key stakeholders shaping migration policy and refugee support in Greece.
On March 20, the Columbia Global Center Athens in collaboration with the Harriman Institute and in partnership with IDIS and Panteion University hosted a panel discussion titled “Golden Passports: Global Market for Citizenship” exploring the complexities of the international market for citizenship and residency.
They are Adrian Casanova (GSAS’26), Mikayla Cheng (SIPA’25) and Olivia Cull (MPH’25).
Over 100 people participated in community workshops and in interviews with key stakeholders.
From her studies at CU under Federico de Onís, to her rediscovery of Gabriela Mistral's personal archive, Arce bridged academic worlds.
Invited by Grupo CAP and ICARE, he addressed over 300 leaders to discuss Chile’s challenges in fostering economic growth.
A Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, he visited the Santiago Center, Universidad del Desarrollo and UC.
Columbia Summer Global Core: The Athens Experience is just one of several upcoming opportunities available for students at the Athens Center.
Kibera’s story is evolving. Women, especially, are becoming more resilient through community support and entrepreneurship.
On March 11th, the Columbia Global Center in Athens, in collaboration with the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and Endeavor Greece, hosted a panel discussion titled "From Lab to Market: Fueling Greece’s Innovation."
Founder and first director of "Revista Paula", Vergara is a true trailblazer in feminist journalism in Chile.
As we celebrate Women’s Month, we remember these pioneering women who contributed to reshape nursing in Chile and beyond.
Their work spans pressing challenges in climate change, public health, transportation policy, and environmental governance.