The Coca-Cola Company in North America has awarded a $2.5 million gift to the University of Notre Dame’s Urban Poverty and Business Initiative (UPBI). The initiative brings together universities and nonprofit organizations committed to alleviating poverty and helping low-income and underprivileged individuals launch and grow sustainable businesses. The gift will enable UPBI, housed within the University’s Keough School of Global Affairs, to expand its network of partner organizations acr...| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
The US has the highest maternal mortality rate of developed nations. An innovative postpartum care model from Notre Dame can save mothers around the globe. Read the story| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
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When Emmanuel Katongole was growing up in rural Uganda, his family’s life centered on a 3-acre plot of land where they grew coffee, beans, maize, bananas and other food crops. A nearby spring, accessible by a short trek down a forest…| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
The University of Notre Dame’s Kellogg Institute for International Studies and Vanderbilt University’s Center for Global Democracy are partn...| Keough School of Global Affairs
The Keough School of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame will welcome a number of prominent voices in diplomacy, policymaking and humanitarian action this semester as part of a new speaker series, the Dean’s Forum on Global Affairs. The forum is designed to bring world leaders into conversation with Notre Dame students, faculty and the broader community around current challenges shaping global affairs.| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
Amy Hsin wants policymakers and the public to understand how immigration policy choices create barriers that limit opportunity. How do these structural forces hinder people from pursuing education, securing good jobs and planning for the future? And what might better alternatives look like?| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
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As the planet faces mounting environmental crises, including a decline in global biodiversity, a new study from the University of Notre Dame calls for a seemingly simple yet transformative practice: better conversations. …| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs and Americans for Responsible Innovation have partnered to produce a new report that provides a roadmap to guide AI workforce policy. The report offers actionable policy recommendations for data and measurement to inform policymakers’ responses to AI as well as investments in workforce development and education and social safety nets to support workers.| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
The Keough School of Global Affairs is welcoming four distinguished visiting professors of the practice, bringing decades of policy experience to the school and deepening its ties in Washington, D.C. The new faculty will work closely with students and colleagues on research, teaching and initiatives that advance the school’s priorities in democracy, peacebuilding and sustainability.| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
Saad Gulzar brings a sharp empirical lens to pressing questions about how governments function—and how they can work better for those they govern. A scholar of political economy and development, Gulzar has joined the University of Notre Dame as an associate professor of political science and global affairs.| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
Dahjin Kim, Assistant Professor of Asian Studies and Global Affairs…| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
A year ago, Notre Dame's Collaboration Hub opened in South Bend. Since then, it has quickly become a go-to resource for local entrepreneurs and an exper...| Keough School of Global Affairs
The Keough School of Global Affairs is welcoming 10 new faculty members with expertise in political science, economics, migration, sustainable development, technology ethics and more. They join a distinguished group of Keough School faculty whose teaching, research and global partnerships prepare…| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
This fall, the Keough School of Global Affairs welcomed a diverse group of undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students who bring global experience and a shared commitment to tackling today’s pressing challenges—from climate change to post-conflict peacebuilding. Among them are national debate champions,…| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
As a researcher, Mohammad Rashidujjaman Rifat can see the blind spots in today’s technologies, and he’s eager to work with marginalized comm...| Keough School of Global Affairs
Maddie Colbert traveled to Uganda for the three-week summer course "Religion, Peace and Development in Africa (Uganda)," taught by Emmanuel Katongole, a...| Keough School of Global Affairs
In this conversation, scholar and imam A. Rashied Omar shares how religion and peace have shaped his life's work, from resisting Apartheid in 1970s South Africa to researching and teaching peace studies at the University of Notre Dame.| Keough School of Global Affairs | News
Notre Dame researchers are partnering with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northern Indiana Corridor to strengthen a learning program that serves area...| Keough School of Global Affairs
Partial peace agreements — deals that address targeted issues on the way to larger comprehensive accords — could provide a blueprint for pea...| Keough School of Global Affairs
Arun Agrawal is a renowned expert in sustainable development and environmental politics at the University of Notre Dame's Keough School of Global Affair...| Keough School of Global Affairs
As humans collaborate with AI and delegate responsibilities, the meaning of work and the dignity of workers will evolve. At the same time, the new admin...| Keough School of Global Affairs
Facing high employee turnover and an aging population, nursing homes have increasingly turned to robots to complete a variety of care tasks, but few res...| Keough School of Global Affairs
