M.S. in Global Affairs students Sarah Collins-Fattedad, Michael DeVito, Yasmin Góes, Mariam Khorenyan, and Leila Milgrim researched and authored a report Towards A Global Digital Governance Architecture: Mapping Pathways for Cooperation & Inclusion as part of their NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs consulting practicum with the United Nations Foundation. The practicum was supervised by Clinical Professor Waheguru Pal S Sidhu as part of NYU’s Center for Global Affairs United Nations specialization. Read the report here.

Virtual Event On March 29, 2022, The NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs hosted a special event to our CGA Graduate Community as a part of this year’s Alumni Homecoming celebration. Chef José Andrés, Founder and Chief Feeding Officer, World Central Kitchen delivered the keynote address. Watch here.

Virtual Event The pandemic has shifted how we think about healthcare. The Covid-19 health crisis exposed deep and systemic inequities in access, affordability, and standards of care and the resulting impact on mortality rates and quality of life. As we move forward, how do we close gaps? Center community needs? Improve outcomes? On March 17, in collaboration with Aperio Philanthropy, the NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs hosted “How Philanthropy Can Advance Health Equity” with panelists who explored how philanthropists and funders have been — and should be — approaching this reimagining of health equity globally. Watch here.

Students from the MS in Global Security, Conflict, and Cybercrime program recently competed in the prestigious Atlantic Council Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge and placed second among 40 global teams. The CGA team, known as APT2785 aka PURPLE APPLE, included Shagun Nayar, Chadwick Shroy, Louie Reckford, and Alastair Whitehead. Read more.