March 5, 2026
The World (Cup) Comes to Seattle Each week of this spring, the University of Washington Global Sport Lab will be bringing experts to discuss the geopolitical, local, and sporting implications
October 15, 2025
Hard as it is to believe, it is the autumn quarter of the Henry M. Jackson School’s one hundred and sixteenth year. For more than a century we have been,
June 2, 2025
This March, 23 University of Washington undergraduates swapped lecture halls for policy think tanks as they traveled to Washington D.C. for the Jackson School of International Studies’ inaugural D.C. spring
April 25, 2024
SPRING QUARTER 2025 TASK FORCE ROME STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITY!!! JSIS/LSJ Rome: Human Rights and Social Inclusion: Disability, Age, and Gender Program dates: Spring Quarter, March 31 – June 6, 2025
April 14, 2021
Introduction The circumpolar north is a region of incredible cultural and linguistic diversity, especially among its Indigenous peoples. Yet, past colonial policies and increasing globalization are leading to a decline
April 14, 2021
Arctic states have too often neglected Indigenous voices when making decisions that directly impact Indigenous lands. This results in significant economic, cultural, and environmental impacts on Indigenous communities, ranging from
April 14, 2021
The Deantu (or “great river”) makes up the border between Finland and Norway and is a traditional harvesting area of the Sámi. The Sámi have historically inhabited this area on
April 14, 2021
Introduction This policy paper proposes a new Community Based Monitoring (CBM) project for the Arctic Council working group, Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna (CAFF). This project would focus on
April 14, 2021
Introduction Inuit have always valued educating youth as a foundation for survival. However, the shift from community-based learning to more Western individualistic schooling has meant that over time, education has
April 14, 2021
Introduction In this paper, a proposal is introduced for requiring Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification for all large-scale forest owners and operators in traditional Sámi homelands in Norway, Sweden, Finland,