World Changers & Future Makers
The mission of the Jackson School of Global Affairs is to promote education and scholarship on global affairs at Yale.
The mission of the Jackson School of Global Affairs is to promote education and scholarship on global affairs at Yale.
Yale College seniors Angelin Mathew and Chriss Tuyishime—who are both part of the Global Health Studies program at @yalejacksonschool—have received 2025 Rhodes scholarships.
GHS faculty leaders Catherine Panter-Brick and Cara Fallon shared their congratulations:
“We are so proud of our Global Health Scholars, Angelin and Chriss. They have flourished during their time in the Global Health Studies Program, deepening their interdisciplinary knowledge and remaining committed to applying innovative research to health practice and policy. They will contribute so much to their future communities at Oxford University, with Angelin in religious studies and medical anthropology and Chriss in translational health sciences and public policy. Many congratulations from the Global Health Studies program at Jackson!”
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Didace is a second-year M.P.P. student from Rwanda. Before coming to Yale, Didace worked as a trainee in the United Nations system, including the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), and the Permanent Mission of Rwanda to the United Nations. 🇷🇼
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“We’re headed into four years where the democratic world will be surrounded by a ring of fire, led by countries who are unsatisfied with the current world order,” said Victoria Nuland, former undersecretary of state for political affairs and U.S. ambassador to NATO in an Oct. 30 discussion at @yalejacksonschool
“The way we manage that — whether we can enlarge the democratic community or whether autocrats grow or strengthen — is really what’s at stake.”
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Santiago Falasca is a second-year M.P.P. student focused on logistics, energy and sustainable development. Santiago’s passion for public service and strategic development is evident in his previous role as advisor to the Minister of Production of Buenos Aires. 🇦🇷
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In partial commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the African Union Peace and Security Council (PSC), and on the eve of the PSC’s biennial informal consultations with the UN Security Council, the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs’ Blue Center for Global Strategic Assessment and the Peacebuilding Initiative joined with the AUPSC, AU Commission for Political Affairs, Peace and Security (AUCPAPS), and the AU Mission to the United Nations (UNAUM) for an in-depth discussion peace and security on the African continent.
The day-long conference, held October 16 in the Jackson School’s Horchow Hall, was organized by Jackson Senior Fellow Bisa Williams, a retired U.S. ambassador whose three decades of service included tours in Guinea, Panama, Mauritius, France, the US Mission to the UN (NY), Washington, DC, and Niger.
Thank you to all of the Jackson School alumni and students who came out last night to our our annual reception in Washington, D.C.!
Tiff Jiang is a second-year M.P.P. student focused on global health policy. Before coming to Yale, Tiff worked at Palladium International, an implementer for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
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What an honor to host Albin Kurti, prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo, at @yalejacksonschool yesterday. This was the first event hosted by the school’s new Blue Center for Global Strategic Assessment.
