We’re thrilled to welcome Kelly Sims Gallagher, F00, F03, as the new Dean of The Fletcher School! Learn more about her vision for Fletcher here: now.tufts.edu/2024/08/28/kel…

Sudan's civil war is on the cover, at last -- and this week's issue of The Economist includes a big package of stories about, and from, Sudan. 🧵

NEW BLOG 🚨 | The Corruption Tracker Project has reported 10 cases involving the sale of arms by companies based in the UK. //🧵

Oil is key to Nigeria's political system, but what happens when #oil revenues go bust? @Jaredmiller06 presents some lessons from the 2020 oil crash and the troubling implications for an #energytransition in #Nigeria. doi.org/10.1177/275387…

Excited to welcome this fantastic lineup of experts to discuss these critical issues soon at Université Côte d'Azur w/ key support from World Peace Foundation Tufts University Dr. Ali BAKIR (علي باكير) Dr. Annelle Sheline Bader Al-Saif بدر السيف Kristian Ulrichsen Hala Abi Saleh Pınar Bilgin Shana Marshall Sam Perlo-Freeman Anna Stavrianakis

Noble WIlliams, Senior Director of Programs at @TPPnonprofit, brings over a decade of expertise as a restorative justice circle keeper and facilitator. His leadership and insight are integral to the success of our reentry and restorative justice research.

Wrote a bit on Macklemore boycotting Dubai and their hand in the Sudan crisis where 2.5 million people could die of hunger by October. Thanks to LondonforSudan, Madaniya SDG, Prof Alex de Waal of World Peace Foundation and Dr Crystal Murphy of Chapman University for their insights.

Macklemore’s boycott of the UAE over Sudan atrocities: hitting the Emirates’ reputation where it really hurts. WPF's Alex de Waal via BBC News (World): bbc.com/news/articles/…

Summary of the IHL assessment that led the UK to suspend certain arms exports to Israel. Key factors: (1) humanitarian provision & access (2) detainee treatment. More equivocal on (3) conduct of hostilities, but (1) & (2) gave "cause for concern" about (3) gov.uk/government/pub…

#Sudan humanitarian update ⭕️Famine conditions confirmed in Zamzam IDP camp, North Darfur ⭕️Heavy rains & flooding; disease outbreaks, mainly cholera ⭕️Humanitarians welcomed the re-opening of Adre border. ⭕️UN Deputy Secretary General visits Sudan and Chad.

In the Middle East, extreme heat is becoming the new normal. Here’s what it looks like for one journalist in Damascus: ⬇️ buff.ly/3XuL7dd

Professor Alex de Waal of World Peace Foundation spoke to BBC News (World) about how cultural pressure could affect the trajectory of Sudan’s civil war. bbc.com/news/articles/…

"Andreas Eshete was one of the greatest minds of Ethiopia’s finest generation of thinkers." Alex de Waal contributes via Boston Review: bostonreview.net/articles/remem…

Thanks to Alex de Waal & World Peace Foundation for the opportunity to be part of this project on Traumatic Decarbonization. A pleasure to have worked with Benjamin Spatz, Shahla Al-Kli, Joshua Craze, Jared Miller, Jan Pospisil, Aditya Sarkar, & others worldpeacefoundation.org/project/trauma…

Sign up to our event on the sidelines of UNGA 79 and tune in to our session on how food is used as a weapon in contemporary conflicts. #DevexEvent #UNGA79 #food

Today, Alex de Waal joined The Washington Times for a deep dive into Sudan’s history of conflict, exploitation and starvation and what it tells us about today’s catastrophe. Listen ⬇️ …asithappens.radio.washingtontimes.com/the-sorrow-of-…

Excellent TV report from PBS News on the war in #Sudan with amazing interviews with captured RSF fighters and investigation into ongoing UAE support. A very good explainer on this complex crisis. pbs.org/newshour/show/…

Report launch on the UK arms industry lobby feat. Sam Perlo-Freeman (CAAT), Andrew Feinstein (Shadow World Investigations), Ara Marcen Naval (Transparency International), Dan Sabbagh (The Guardian) and B. Arenson World Peace Foundation. 18 September in London and online: caat.org.uk/events/report-…

We’re thrilled to have Zoe Young, Social Program Director at @TPPnonprofit, join our reentry and restorative justice research team. With nearly three years of experience working with currently and formerly incarcerated individuals in MA, her expertise will be invaluable.