Cornell Global Development

The Polson Institute for Global Development is pleased to announce its new Spring 2023 grants, which will support research at the intersection of Global Development’s signature strengths in wellbeing and inclusion; environmental sustainability; and food and nutritional security:

🔺 Fostering Faculty-Student Collaboration in Global Development Signature Strengths (Rachel Bezner Kerr, Jarvis Fisher, Jenny Elaine Goldstein, Matias Flores Gonzales, Carolina Osorio Gil, Scott Peters, Emily Baker, Mengzheng Yao, John Aloysius Zinda)
🔺 Harnessing the Humphrey Fellows Alumni Network for Global Engagement (Ed Mabaya, Polly Endreny Holmberg)
🔺 Reciprocal Short-Term Student Exchanges as Ethical Engaged Pedagogy in Global Development (Julie Ficarra, Ph.D.)
🔺 The Department of Global Development and the National Extension Climate Initiative (David Kay)
🔺 Amanda Labarca and bell hooks in Berea College: South-South Intercultural Translations (Matias Flores Gonzales, Carolina Osorio Gil, Scott Peters)
🔺 Household Livelihood Strategies in Rural Hungary: 30 Years After Socialism (David Brown)
🔺 Critical Development Studies Research Working Group (Kathryn Foster, Timothy Ravis, Tamar Law, Duke Mwedzi)

Polson Institute funds collaborative research in global development The Polson Institute for Global Development announced its new Spring 2023 grants to support research at the intersection of Global Development’s signature strengths in wellbeing and inclusion; environmental sustainability; and food and nutritional security.

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