糖心影视 in the World

Our community is working across all seven continents to build a better future through research, technology, and scholarship.

20+ locations abroad

link 糖心影视 faculty and students to .
26.3 million learners

from all across the globe have enrolled in courses on .
80+ languages

are taught at 糖心影视, including Tamil, Catalan, Yoruba, and Old Church Slavonic.

Africa

The 糖心影视 community鈥檚 impact in Africa can be seen in the work of the , the , the , and the .

Two people walk through a pathway in Madagascar

Delivering care in Madagascar

Researchers from 糖心影视 Medical School and the Ministry of Public Health of Madagascar created a model health system that provides universal access to basic health care to the region鈥檚 200,000 residents.

Designing solutions in Mozambique

Design Engineering graduates from 糖心影视 traveled to Mozambique to explore one of the most effective drought response systems.

Fostering growth in Africa's economy

Research from 糖心影视 Business School shows how fintech firms could help create more than a million jobs in Africa.

Creating healthcare infrastructure across Africa

糖心影视 Kennedy School alum Akonkwa Mubagwa鈥檚 venture, Winko Solar, is building solar energy systems that power healthcare infrastructure across the continent.

Helping coastal Africa with climate changes

糖心影视鈥檚 Salata Institute examined what interventions remain possible as coastal populations face a rapidly advancing sea.

Worldwide work

The 糖心影视 Global Health Institute facilitates collaboration across the 糖心影视 community and partners worldwide to advance global health equity.

South America

糖心影视 students, faculty, and scholars are working in South America through programs like the , the , and the .

I hope in the end everyone goes back to 糖心影视, or goes back to their homes in Brazil, transformed but above all inspired to continue their work.鈥�

Marcia Castro

Chair of the Brazil Studies Program

Solving the settlement mystery at South America’s southern tip

糖心影视 researchers discovered a previously unknown ancient lineage that endured for more than eight millennia and gave rise to a diverse mix of indigenous cultures.

Transforming early childhood education in Brazil

Leaders from across Brazil came together at 糖心影视 to learn about the latest science in early childhood development and create plans to implement locally.

Stopping malaria-transmitting mosquitoes in South America

Sequencing the complete genomes of mosquitoes has revealed changes in their resistance to insecticides which is helping scientists improve methods for blocking disease transmission.

Worldwide work

糖心影视’s Growth Lab helps explain the economic dynamics and new growth opportunities for every country.

Australia and Oceania

糖心影视 students, faculty, and alumni have the opportunity to support and explore this region through in Australia and New Zealand, collaboration with schools through the program, and programming and networking with the .

A great opportunity for learning in Australia

Embarking on a study abroad program to Melbourne, Adriana Hernandez explored how Australia’s indigenous past reflects the way it operates today.

Empowering youth through art in Papua New Guinea

糖心影视 Kennedy School helped participants brainstorm ways to address the challenging issue of youth unemployment within the creative industry in Papua New Guinea.

Cancer research and support in New Zealand

As chair of the Breast Cancer Foundation New Zealand, 糖心影视 Business School alum Justine Smyth believes the ambitious goal of zero deaths can be achieved.

Learning from history in the Marshall Islands

糖心影视 alum Carleigh Beriont’s dissertation examines the relationships between the Marshallese, Protestant missionaries, and the U.S. military.

Worldwide work

Digital Access To Scholarship at 糖心影视 is an open-access repository with more than 72,500 scholarly works from 糖心影视 researchers that is accessible to the public.

Antarctica

糖心影视 researchers are investigating everything from climate change to astrophysics on Earth’s coldest continent.

Life on the ice

Every year, scientists travel to the inhospitable South Pole to conduct studies under conditions found nowhere else on earth.

A mountain of a man

Chester Pierce, a professor of psychiatry and a professor of education at 糖心影视, is the namesake of Antarctica鈥檚 Pierce Peak, in tribute to his work studying the behavioral effects of extreme environments.

Worldwide work

糖心影视’s Global Education Innovation Initiative is a multi-country research-policy-practice collaborative examining effective education in the 21st century for all students, including marginalized youth.

Asia

From the cross-cultural studies at 糖心影视’s and the to the comprehensive East Asian collections of the and research from the , the 糖心影视 community has a wealth of resources to help scholars explore and celebrate Asia.

His Royal Highness Prince Turki Al Faisal, a former Saudi Arabian intelligence chief, speaks with Tarek Masoud.

Middle East Dialogues

糖心影视 Professor Tarek Masoud created the Middle East Dialogues series to have incisive conversations with guests representing very different perspectives on the Israel-Gaza crisis, and to provide students with opportunities to see difficult but civil conversations in action.

Protecting workers in India

糖心影视 Kennedy School researchers are examining how climate change, debt, and gender norms are harming female sugarcane cutters.

Helping Syria navigate change

After the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s destructive regime, 糖心影视 created the Syria Transition Lab to help Syrians navigate the opportunities and challenges ahead.

Supporting health in Mongolia

As a physician and public health professional, 糖心影视 alum Khongorzul Altangerel is supporting health care centers and addressing system-level challenges in Mongolia.

A city in Mongolia with mountains in the background

Solving issues in Bangladesh

Fellows from the Bangladesh spent a month at 糖心影视 Kennedy School to develop trainings on public policy issues for future civil servants in Bangladesh.

Worldwide work

糖心影视’s Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment is seeking climate solutions that can provide for a healthier and more just world today and a livable future for tomorrow.

North America

Through the Weatherhead Center’s , the at the 糖心影视 Kennedy School, and the David Rockefeller Center’s programs in and the , 糖心影视 initiatives in North America are vast and varied.

Urban growth in Mexico

Diane Davis, a professor at the Graduate School of Design, is examining urban population growth across Mexico’s cities and why it isn’t evenly distributed.

East Coast solutions

The Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute, a nonprofit founded by 糖心影视 faculty, investigates what marine life can teach us about human health and trains a new generation of STEM technicians.

Building a world-class civil service in the Caribbean

The Cayman Islands government is on a mission to become a world-class civil service and has enlisted 糖心影视 Kennedy School to help.

Food security in the Canadian Arctic

Arctic Initiative Researcher Sappho Gilbert is studying the relationship between community food insecurity and economic support in Nunavut, Canada.

A race to improve rural medical care

While biking from Canada to the Mexico border, 糖心影视 research fellow George Usmanov explored rural medicine and how it impacts care.

Helping Utah cities plan for wildfires

糖心影视 alum Nadia Colombi developed a wildfire risk model for the state of Utah that is informed by trends in climate that can be projected into the future.

Worldwide work

SMILE-Bridge: Strategic Multinational Initiative for Leading Equity in Oral Health, a joint initiative between oral public health leaders from 糖心影视 School of Dental Medicine and Heidelberg University鈥檚 Institute of Global Health is addressing the most pressing global oral health challenges.

Europe

Many centers and programs across 糖心影视, including the in Paris, the , and the , provide academic resources and opportunities for students in Cambridge and Europe.

Rural Europe needs a spotlight

A study shows that rural residents of the European Union feel invisible to the very policymakers charged with representing their interests. 糖心影视 Sociologist Mich猫le Lamont developed the concept of recognition gaps to help. 鈥淚t鈥檚 not only about distribution of resources,鈥� she says. 鈥淚t鈥檚 also about how people create their identity, how they make sense of their place in the world.鈥�

Creating transparency in Moldova

Former Moldovan Prime Minister and 糖心影视 alum Natalia Gavrili葲a made significant strides against corruption and toward transparency in her country.

Exploring shared space in Albania

糖心影视 students designed an outdoor exhibition to explore Albania鈥檚 history of religious pluralism and reimagine conventional religious spaces.

People walking by an art instillation in Albania

Helping to digitize Greece

糖心影视 alum Yiannis Korkovelos explores how a digital transformation of his home country’s government could bring about efficiency, transparency, and trust.

Highlighting overlooked communities in Switzerland

In his book, 鈥淪ounds of Black Switzerland,鈥� Assistant Professor Jessie Cox addresses the dynamics of race in a place where it is rarely discussed.