Dean Kyte delivers opening remarks on what optimism means to her: having hope.
“Where I draw my hope from is from the women who are making a difference despite oil-soaked money…despite the fact that we are building cathedrals that will be occupied much farther down the line.”
“Hope for me means not waiting for external circumstances to change but tapping into the faith rooted in me to make myself courageous enough to act.” - Rachel Kyte, Dean of the Fletcher School @FletcherSchool#CGIA2021
Up on the Ginn blog “Library Stories” is an introduction to this year’s Conference on Gender and International Affairs. Hit the link in our bio to read it and while you’re at it, register for attend the conference. @CgiaFletcher
Passing the baton to the amazing @CgiaFletcher Conference on Gender and International Affairs scheduled on 🗓️ November 19-20! Mark your calendars and follow @katy_ann97 for updates.
Over and out!
We are one step away from concluding the @dirfletcher conference.
We encourage you to REGISTER and attend the 'Conference on Gender and International Affairs' later on November 19-20! Follow @CgiaFletcher & @katy_ann97 for further updates. 🌈🏳️🌈
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We are unofficially offering this kitty gold. Our unofficial @dirfletcher mascot going forward. The purrfect ending to the conference. 🐱 @amoouleh @neihalash @IOWAsjoking
This was such a wonderful panel. Thankful to @SoceFallBirima@KatherineEBliss and @sraglaw for their insights.
The pandemic will not be over for years for a huge part of the world. And the very long tail of this pandemic threatens to give rise to other outbreaks & health crises.
"It's difficult to imagine a world where power bows to knowledge. What [TWAIL] law tries to do is discipline power to some degree - in a way that better serves the interests of third world peoples." @obioraokaforc#DIR2021