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News from the Paris Center, one of the 11 global centers of Columbia University. We collaborate with local and regional institutions to foster research, dialogue, and action that transcend borders and disciplines. Keep reading to learn about our work to advance knowledge and understanding in a changing world.
Columbia Global is now accepting applications for a suite of funding opportunities for faculty and researchers.
Génération Leaders is a program launched by Assa Traoré in 2022 to train a new generation of leaders committed to justice, equality, and the fight against all forms of discrimination, with a focus on solidarity, mentorship, and collective action. Lire l'article en français ici.
Génération Leaders est un programme lancé par Assa Traoré en 2022 pour former une nouvelle génération de leaders engagés pour la justice, l'égalité, et la lutte contre toutes les formes de discrimination, en mettant l'accent sur la solidarité, le mentorat et l'action collective. Read the English article here.
Learn more about our September activities, and stay tuned for our upcoming Fall initiatives.
Nous sommes ravis d'annoncer que Les Encres de l’Atlantique deviendront une série mensuelle sous la direction de Maboula Soumahoro, Fellow à l’Institute for Ideas and Imagination de la promo 2023-24
The annual 24-hour online event leverages our collective strength to support people and programs to shape the future and help solve global issues.
The Raw Earth Sgraffito Pavilion, inaugurated in May 2023, models what would it look like to build in a way that leaves no waste behind.
Experts and representatives from Paris, Los Angeles, and Brisbane discussed how sustainability is shaping future Olympic Games.
Presenting the Paris Center's Women and Climate Action series, aiming to explore the crucial role women play in climate adaptation and sustainability.
Atelier continues to bridge disciplines and borders, bringing the vibrant discussions of Reid Hall to listeners around the world. We invite you to revisit the conversations that have shaped our journey so far.
This edition of Columbia Global Lens is a two-part series where we explore our work to address inequality and injustice around the globe.
Jennifer Harley is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Art History and Archaeology at Columbia GSAS. In Summer 2023, she studied at Reid Hall.