Excited for this class! Anya Schiffrin and Maria Ressa are co-teaching Global Media: Innovation & Policy Lab at Columbia | SIPA this fall. Students will learn about journalism and the fight against disinformation from two leading voices in the field.

Meet the Columbia Institute of Global Politics Carnegie Distinguished Fellows for 2024-25! This group of global leaders will be visiting Columbia | SIPA and IGP to collaborate with Columbia University faculty, inform & advance IGP work, participate in events, and engage meaningfully with students. Read more:

🎉 Congrats to #GWLVoices Press, Susana Malcorra, on being named a Carnegie Corporation of New York Distinguished Fellow for 2024-25 at Columbia Institute of Global Politics! 🌍

It’s a big day at Columbia Institute of Global Politics as we announce our 2024-25 Carnegie Distinguished Fellows, joining us from around the globe and representing a range of sectors. This outstanding cohort will bring extraordinary experience to our campus! Read more: igp.sipa.columbia.edu/distinguished-…

Columbia Institute of Global Politics Columbia | SIPA Columbia University Honored to be part of this amazing group of Fellows and to meet with students and faculty of SIPA and IGP.

Exciting news: I’m honored to be a Carnegie Distinguished Fellow for 2024-25 at the new Columbia Institute of Global Politics based Columbia | SIPA. Looking forward to working with Secretary Hillary Clinton (Hillary Clinton), Dean Keren Prof. Keren Yarhi-Milo, and the amazing fellows. More: igp.sipa.columbia.edu/distinguished-…

Fascinating group of people in this 2024-2025 Columbia Institute of Global Politics Carnegie Distinguished Fellows. I very much look forward to engaging with students, faculty and other fellows in a very enriching journey.

"This is a community...We actively care about what's going on with you." —Professor Michael A. Nutter welcoming new students at SIPA orientation

A big welcome from IGP to all the new Columbia | SIPA students who are on campus for orientation this week! Columbia Institute of Global Politics Faculty Advisory Board Member Michael A. Nutter gave some words of wisdom during his keynote speech: “Get involved in this University, in this community, in this

ICYMI: Last week, we announced the Columbia Institute of Global Politics Carnegie Distinguished Fellows for 2024-25! This year's cohort includes a diverse mix of high-profile practitioners from across the globe representing a range of sectors: former high-ranking policy officials, diplomats, a

IGP Affiliated Faculty Member Tamar Mitts & a group of researchers were awarded a Department of Defense 🇺🇸 Minerva Research Initiative grant to research foreign state information operations & their impact on political decision-making. Columbia | SIPA Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies sipa.columbia.edu/news/sipas-tam…

IGP Affiliated Faculty Member Stephen Biddle writes in Foreign Affairs, "The False Promise of Ukraine’s Deep Strikes Into Russia: Hitting Faraway Targets Will Not Tip the Balance of the War” Columbia | SIPA foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/false-…

TFGBV is everyone’s problem. A new report released by Columbia Institute of Global Politics and Vital Voices offers solutions to mitigate TFGBV and make the internet safer for women and girls: igp.sipa.columbia.edu/sites/igp/file… Nina Jankowicz

Am thrilled to launch this report on tech-facilitated gender based violence today. It looks at the laws and responses to this pervasive problem around the world and makes some recommendations for how we can make women safer NOW. 1/

This isn't just a problem for government, for tech, for civil society, or for women's groups to solve independently. We need everyone in the room—including and especially men—to make change and ensure women are able to freely express themselves online. 2/

The paper looks at the experience of Julie Inman Grant, who received an onslaught of online abuse and credible threats for doing the job the Online Safety Act empowers her to do. It shows that TFGBV affects everyone, from women in public service to young girls just getting online. 3/

Julie Inman Grant It explores the global legal frameworks that attempt to mitigate this issue. Most are not fit for purpose, and leave women without protection and without justice when they are abused, harassed, and threatened. We make some recommendations for laws that are urgently needed. /end

TFGBV shouldn’t be the responsibility solely of women’s advocacy groups. It’s everyone’s problem and tech companies, governments, civic tech organizations, law enforcement, employers, schools, and more need to mainstream their work to combat it. Read the new report co-authored

It shouldn’t be that easy. With nearly every new technology, users identify a way to use it to demean, degrade, or demonize women and girls. Technology companies, governments, civic tech organizations, law enforcement, employers, schools, and others must work together to prevent