The Arctic Council at Twenty Early Vision, Current Reality By Rudy Yuly, UW Creative Consultants Network Before the Arctic Council began its work, University of Toronto Professor, Franklyn Griffiths, and

Opening Remarks for “The Arctic Council at Twenty” Workshop by Judy Howard, Divisional Deal of Social Sciences in the College of Arts & Sciences I’m Judy Howard, the Divisional Dean of

The Arctic Council at Twenty: A Permanent Participant Perspective This 13-minute video captures the perspectives of three of the heads of the Permanent Participant organizations on the Arctic Council. The

The Arctic Council at Twenty: Founding Visionaries This 13-minute video captures the perspectives of three of the early visionaries of the Arctic Council. The video entitled The Arctic Council at

On 20 November 2015, the Canadian Studies Center/Arctic and International Relations in the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington (UW), the Korea Maritime Institute,

Does fleeing a war zone make you a refugee? Not exactly. The Whole U published an article about Associate Professor Kathie Friedman and her class on immigration. “Stop talking about

The Jackson School and Hellenic Studies Program offer condolences to the family of Professor Emeritus Theodore “Ted” Kaltsounis, Ph.D., who died peacefully surrounded by his family on Dec. 13, in

Ph.D. candidate Elise Carlson-Rainer co-authored an article, “India: A Microcosm of Tensions on LGBT Rights,” for Foreign Policy, The South Asia Channel.

Assistant Professor Devin Naar was featured on NPR’s Latino USA last week. His life work is trying to save a dying language called Ladino. It is the language of the

Professor Matt Sparke was quoted in the Crosscut article, “Did you just say ‘The’ Puget Sound?” Sparke said Seattle is a great case study about changes in place names, with