Refugees Global Affairs In the Chaotic Evacuation of Afghanistan, the Tufts Network Arranged a Midnight Convoy A first-hand account of the effort to help Afghans at risk make it onto one of the last flights out April 12, 2022 Global Affairs With Afghan Schoolgirls in Peril, These Volunteers Rushed to Help Tufts graduates describe the harrowing journey of young women who fled from the Taliban—and how an international network mobilized to respond March 1, 2022 Global Affairs Tapping Community Volunteers to Resettle Afghan Refugees A humanitarian leader partners with the State Department and citizen groups to integrate Afghans into American life February 3, 2022 Refugees Why is Turkey Pushing Refugees to Return to Syria? Erdogan’s controversial proposal responds to shifting public opinion and his desire for a buffer zone on his southern border, says Fletcher School professor October 9, 2019 Immigration Three Ways to Help Solve the Immigration Crisis Professors from The Fletcher School offer strategies that would help migrants, refugees, and host countries June 18, 2019 Refugees Teaching Science—and Hope—in a Refugee Camp Tufts alum volunteers to bring technology and engineering education to Syrian refugee children in Jordan July 5, 2018 War Mass Starvation as a Political Weapon A new book by a Fletcher research professor details the history—and future—of famine around the world January 18, 2018 Refugees Is Cash Better Than Food Aid for Refugees? Tufts researchers study new strategies to help feed those fleeing conflict and famine March 1, 2017 Refugees Care Beyond the Clinic How a Tufts medical residency program is helping a small community of Haitian refugees in Lawrence, Massachusetts February 2, 2017 Refugees A Cool Head on the Front Lines Fletcher Women’s Leadership Award winner Maria Kristensen, F02, helps people displaced by war in sites from Sudan to Afghanistan January 31, 2017 Load More
Global Affairs In the Chaotic Evacuation of Afghanistan, the Tufts Network Arranged a Midnight Convoy A first-hand account of the effort to help Afghans at risk make it onto one of the last flights out April 12, 2022
Global Affairs With Afghan Schoolgirls in Peril, These Volunteers Rushed to Help Tufts graduates describe the harrowing journey of young women who fled from the Taliban—and how an international network mobilized to respond March 1, 2022
Global Affairs Tapping Community Volunteers to Resettle Afghan Refugees A humanitarian leader partners with the State Department and citizen groups to integrate Afghans into American life February 3, 2022
Refugees Why is Turkey Pushing Refugees to Return to Syria? Erdogan’s controversial proposal responds to shifting public opinion and his desire for a buffer zone on his southern border, says Fletcher School professor October 9, 2019
Immigration Three Ways to Help Solve the Immigration Crisis Professors from The Fletcher School offer strategies that would help migrants, refugees, and host countries June 18, 2019
Refugees Teaching Science—and Hope—in a Refugee Camp Tufts alum volunteers to bring technology and engineering education to Syrian refugee children in Jordan July 5, 2018
War Mass Starvation as a Political Weapon A new book by a Fletcher research professor details the history—and future—of famine around the world January 18, 2018
Refugees Is Cash Better Than Food Aid for Refugees? Tufts researchers study new strategies to help feed those fleeing conflict and famine March 1, 2017
Refugees Care Beyond the Clinic How a Tufts medical residency program is helping a small community of Haitian refugees in Lawrence, Massachusetts February 2, 2017
Refugees A Cool Head on the Front Lines Fletcher Women’s Leadership Award winner Maria Kristensen, F02, helps people displaced by war in sites from Sudan to Afghanistan January 31, 2017
