Happening tomorrow, Thursday, July 10!

As part of the SAIS Women Lead program, four SAIS students traveled to Mozambique to investigate how extractive industries impact women environmental defenders. Their findings call for gender-inclusive, community-driven reform. Read more: bit.ly/44w8JBB

💡 Cities hold the key to global change. At #JohnsHopkinsUniversity in D.C., Governor KOIKE championed human-centered policies like #WomenEmpowerment and stressed that Multi-City-Lateralism is vital to solving global issues like urban disasters. 🌍🏙️🤝 #TokyoLeadership

In March 2025, 16 Johns Hopkins SAIS students traveled to Brazil to deepen their knowledge of the country and better understand how public opinion research can be applied to formulate foreign policy. Catch the takeaways from their trip: bit.ly/4kSr80o

Governor KOIKE’s visit to D.C. highlighted Tokyo’s commitment to global collaboration. Visiting IMF, #JohnsHopkinsUniversity and #HudsonInstitute, she championed #MultiCityLateralism to tackle global issues. Tokyo, as a resilient city, is shaping the Multi-City-Lateral network.

Earlier this year, NATO leaders met amid Balkans crisis. Weeks later, SAIS students & Western Balkans peers returned to NATO HQ to discuss reversing conflict trends. Their youth-led ‘Seeing is Believing’ project, helped shape NATO’s approach to stability. bit.ly/4owkAaL

🎓 Welcome to SAIS and to Washington, D.C.! 🏛️ Thank you to everyone who participated in our orientation events this month. Excited to see what this year brings as we launch the next chapter of the SAIS journey defined by academic rigor, policy relevance, and global impact! 🌍