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Women in Foreign Policy hosts Women in Foreign Policy, a news show with 42 episodes published.
In this episode, Ellie speaks to journalist Nicola Kelly about her varied and exciting career. They discussed changing careers, life in communications and journalism and becoming a mother. If you'd like to hear more from
In this month's episode, Tara and Ellie interviews focused on the International Women's Day theme: Breaking the Bias. Tara spoke to Farah Rasmi, an editor at the Arab Media and Society Journal. Farah has previously worke
Kirthi Jayakumar is Founder of the Gender Security Project, and she shared great insight on feminist foreign policy.
This month, Krithiga interviewed Teen Human Rights activist Lela Tolajian. Lela is the architect behind the Global Week of Action on Modern Slavery. They discussed how to engage more young people in activism, the interse
In this, slightly shorter, episode Kirithiga interviews Georgia's first female President Salome Zourabichvilli.
This month, we interview Julia Anderson, the Chief Executive Officer of CanWaCH. Julia has 15 years of experience in Global Development and has spearheaded a renewed vision of Canada's Global Health approaches. We also i
This month, the WIFP podcast has a special guest interview with Arora Akanksha, conducted by Krithiga Narayanan. Arora is running for Secretary General of the United Nations; if she won the election, she would be the fir
This month, the Women in Foreign Policy team shares their best advice for time management on the podcast.
This month, Ashley interviewed Danielle Agnello, executive director of Global Health Mentorships (GHMe). Their mentorship program has been entirely online since before the COVID-19 pandemic. Ashley and Danielle discussed
This month, the podcast features a conversation between Women in Foreign Policy contributor Martha Bowler and Donna Patterson, PhD, who is the Associate Professor of History and Director of Africana Studies at Delaware S
In this episode, we hear an interview with Dr. Alice McGushin, a Programme Manager at Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change. When Dr. McGushin was in medical school, she realized a connection between her two majo
In this episode, we hear the audio version of a recent print article for Women in Foreign Policy interviewing Dr. Maria Neira, the Director of Public Health, Environmental and Social Determinants of Health at the World H
In this minisode, we talk to Eliza Ramirez, the Deputy Chief of Staff and Legislative Director for a U.S. Congressional Representative from New Jersey. She is currently pursuing a Master's degree and talked with us about
In the second installment of our discussion about higher education, we talked to Natassia Velez, a student at Harvard Law School and first generation college graduate, about how she decided on law school and what advice
In the first minisode of our discussion about higher education, we spoke to Carmen Iezzi Mezzera, Executive Director of the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs. She outlined some great questions
We’re back with Season 3 of the podcast! This month, we interviewed Jenny Flanagan, Nina Jankowicz, and Katia Glod about election security. We talked about what election security is, what you can do to get involved in th
This month, the podcast talked to Noor, Meshi, Hadar, and Marah, part of New Story Leadership’s 2020 class of participants. They talked about what it is like to be in the program during a pandemic, how they got involved,
This month, Ashley wraps up our conversation on internships and job hunting during a pandemic (for now!), talks about the responsibility of the international affairs community to address racism, and gives a preview of th
This month, countries around the world are taking steps towards reopening amid the COVID-19 crisis. Those steps have ripple effects on our careers, goals, and mental health. In this episode, Executive Producer Ashley Pra
This month, Ashley and Rachel sat down together to discuss what it's like living under social distancing, what's stressful, what's strange, and how to cope with everything the world is collectively experiencing during th
Julia Anderson
Chief Executive Officer · CanWaCH
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Maria Neira
Director of Public Health, Environmental and Social Determinants of Health · World Health Organization
1 appearance on this show
Nina Jankowicz
Wilson Center
1 appearance on this show
Noor
The Reality Is
1 appearance on this show
Ashley
certified Integrative Health Practitioner · Love Is Blind
1 appearance on this show
Rachel
high school choir teacher · Western Washington
1 appearance on this show
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