Getting to experience Ottawa through the eyes of two very different community members was enlightening. Both Craig MacDonald, a native of Ottawa, and Jamie Koebel, an Apeetagosan/Nehiyaw woman from Lac La Bich, Alberta, saw the city

In this Forbes article about how Seattle is becoming a force in the space race, Associate Director and Professor Saadia Pekkanen examines who the major players are and their efforts

The Space Security Initiative (SSI) Junior Fellows had a mid-term evaluation workshop to update the team on their individual progress, and to discuss strategies for both written and oral dissemination

Jackson School Professor and refugee expert Kathie Friedman is quoted in an article about giving a refugee crisis a human face in the University of Washington’s The Daily.

KOMO radio interviews Jackson School Director Reşat Kasaba about what potential effects the lifting of sanctions will have on Iran and the U.S. (Aired on Jan. 18, 2016)

“Believe it or not there is some good news out of Syria,” said Associate Professor and Chair of the Jackson School’s Latin and Carribbean Studies Center Tony Lucero in introducing

Denmark’s national broadcasting company, DR, interviewed Jackson School Ph.D. candidate Greg Guedel about his research on Native American economic development as part of a 25-minute segment about a tribe in the U.S. that

Join us this evening for a discussion on “The Rojava Experiment: A Secular Utopia in ISIS’ Backyard?” with journalist Wes Enzinna, a writer whose cover story about a Kurdish-enclave in northern

The Pacific Northwest is becoming the “Silicon valley of space” says Jackson School Professor and Associate Director Saadia Pekkanen in an interview with the University of Washington. Pekkanen also heads

One of the most significant developments in the Canadian Arctic in recent decades has been the political mobilization of Inuit peoples across this vast region. – Gary N. Wilson (In