TOMORROW Public-private partnerships in foreign aid have shifted development from charity-driven projects to self-sustaining initiatives. This evolution, championed by Dr. Carol Adelman, empowers local organizations and individuals. RSVP: tx.ag/adelman

TODAY Private giving, remittances, education, and tech advancements are reshaping development. By strengthening economies outside government control, they also reinforce democracy—a key insight from Dr. Carol Adelman’s research.

We want to thank Dr. Henry Rousso for taking the time to speak with us and to everyone who came out to the event last night. To join our upcoming events visit bush.tamu.edu/scowcroft/even…

We want to thank Dr. Carol Adelman for taking the time to speak with us and to everyone who came out to the event last night. To join our upcoming events visit bush.tamu.edu/scowcroft/even…

Join us as we honor Gen. Brent Scowcroft's legacy. We're excited to feature distinguished speakers like Dr. Richard Haass: President emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations, veteran diplomat, and author of 'The Bill of Obligations'.​ To learn more ​ tx.ag/sc100

Join us as we honor Gen. Brent Scowcroft's legacy. We're excited to feature distinguished speakers like Jane Holl Lute: Director at Union Pacific Railroad, Marsh McLennan, and Shell plc; former Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security.​ To learn more tx.ag/sc100

Scowcroft at 100 will bring together distinguished speakers, including former government officials, military leaders, and scholars, to reflect on General Scowcroft’s profound impact on U.S. strategy, global diplomacy, and leadership in public service. tx.ag/sc100

Join us as we honor Gen. Brent Scowcroft's legacy. We're excited to feature distinguished speakers James Graham Wilson: Historian at the U.S. Department of State and author specializing in Cold War history.​ To learn more tx.ag/sc100

Join us as we honor Gen. Brent Scowcroft's legacy. We're excited to feature distinguished speakers like Bartholomew H. Sparrow: Professor at The University of Texas at Austin and biographer of Brent Scowcroft.​To learn more tx.ag/sc100

Join us for an insightful discussion on The Other Side of the Border: Venezuela’s Challenges 🇻🇪🌍 📅 Date: Thursday, April 3, 2025 📍 Location: Annenberg Presidential Conference Center 🍽 Reception: 5:15 p.m. | 🎤 Lecture: 6:00 p.m. 📲 Register now bit.ly/3RgAo1Q

Join us TONIGHT Scowcroft at 100, a special event commemorating the centennial of General Brent Scowcroft’s birth and his enduring legacy in national security and foreign policy. Walk in's are welcome if seating is available.

April 8, 2025 12:00 NOON tx.ag/tomori Sub-Saharan Africa has the experience to prevent and control disease outbreaks but continues to rely on international aid. It’s time to build on local strengths, reduce dependency, and contribute to global health preparedness.

Sub-Saharan Africa must leverage its experience in combating diseases to reduce dependency on international aid and strengthen its own capacity for prevention and control. RSVP: tx.ag/tomori

Decades of fighting outbreaks like Ebola show that Sub-Saharan Africa has the tools to manage disease spread. It's time to build on these strengths, not rely on external aid. RSVP: tx.ag/tomori

Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa need to stop seeking international intervention and start investing in their own capacity to prevent and control disease outbreaks effectively. RSVP: tx.ag/tomori

Meet Oyewale Tomori, President of the West Africa Network of National Academies. & expert in virology, disease prevention, and control. He’s served on key health committees, authored 180+ publications, & helped estb. the African Polio Laboratory Network. tx.ag/tomori

TOMORROW Sub-Saharan Africa has the knowledge and experience to combat epidemics. The focus should be on strengthening local systems, not waiting for international aid to step in. RSVP: tx.ag/tomori

To truly enhance global preparedness, Sub-Saharan Africa must reduce reliance on aid and strengthen its own health systems to fight disease outbreaks from within.

We want to thank Andrew Natsios for an incredible twelve years as our Director. We are excited to see where his research leads him. We want to welcome Ambassador John Hennessey-Niland as our new Director. We are excited to see what the future holds under his leadership.

The creation of an independent bio-responsibility authority could provide oversight on gain-of-function research that could help unlock the benefits of bioengineering while mitigating the risks to gain public trust, explains Scowcroft Institute's Ben Snyder. thinkglobalhealth.org/article/bio-re…