At El País English Edition, #PrincetonU professor and cognitive psychologist Elke Weber explains how positive emotions are effective in making a real impact on climate change. bit.ly/4edL9wh

Princeton SPIA will welcome 11 new faculty members with dual appointments in Princeton Economics, PU Anthropology, African American Studies, Princeton, Psychology@Princeton, and sociology. spia.princeton.edu/news/princeton…

Could a boost in vaccines for food-producing animals have broader societal benefits beyond improved health? Ramanan Laxminarayan, a senior research scholar, was part of a team that investigated how “to achieve a major revolution in animal vaccination.” spia.princeton.edu/news/research-…

A delegation of Princeton students presented original research and engaged with senior members of the 🇱🇮 Royal House, government, industry, and academia in a seminar led by LISD Founding Director Wolfgang Danspeckgruber. Princeton School of Public & International Affairs 🔗bit.ly/LISD-in-Liecht…

We & the Afghanistan Policy Lab Princeton School of Public & International Affairs convened policymakers & civil society leaders, including Lisa Curtis Nader Nadery @DrSimaSamar and GIWPS' Melanne Verveer with APL Adela Raz to mark 3 years since the Taliban takeover of #Afghanistan & discuss a roadmap to the future.

Very pleased to be starting an exciting new position this week at Princeton School of Public & International Affairs and High Meadows Environmental Institute. I very much look forward to engaging with and learning from new colleagues and new students. And to carrying forward and deepening ongoing conversations and collaborations.

Bipartisan criminal-justice reform is still very much alive, writes Udi Ofer Princeton School of Public & International Affairs in The Atlantic. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

We haven’t seen anywhere near the criminal-justice reforms we need, Udi Ofer writes. "But the momentum continues, even if more slowly for now." theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Move-in Day is done, students are settled, and classes have begun. In true Gen Z fashion, we wanted to introduce our newest Princeton SPIA students and what they’ve been up to using language they’re familiar with — emojis. 🧡🐅🖤 spia.princeton.edu/news/meet-new-…

Joining us from the University of Texas at Austin, Professor Ayșegül Şahin will be affiliated with both the Econ Department and Princeton School of Public & International Affairs. Şahin is a macroeconomist who studies U.S. labor market trends and fluctuations. bit.ly/4fHhRqD

Lauren Aung, Madison Linton, and Olivia Ragan are the inaugural participants in SPIA in New Jersey's Garden State Fellows program. spia.princeton.edu/news/princeton… spia.princeton.edu/news/princeton…