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Kim Chi Tran investigates how pastoralism, schooling and digital ICT development shapes the education and aspirations of Mongolian herders' children

Professor Dirk-Jan Koch will give his inaugural lecture investigating the changes to Dutch development cooperation during ISS' 73rd Dies Natalis

ISS has won funding from EUR for this innovative educational project with a multidisciplinary teaching team from ISS and partners in Turkey and Pakistan

Early insights from a PACES Perspectives blog point to Europe’s ‘silent middle’ – a more nuanced migration discourse than headlines imply

The lecture will explore a trauma-informed approach which centres refugee agency, ensures safe and dignified participation, and promotes co-created knowledge

ISS hosted this event marking a historical moment in global efforts to document, name and advance accountability for systematic violations of women’s and girls

This Sudani Talk and Open Mic Fundraiser raised funds for a Sudanese-led youth organization working on SRHR and gender violence

The 3rd of five ACE Dialogues: Going Back to Go Forward by the Ancestral Citizenship in Europe project

Adriano Nuvunga examines why projects may achieve all planned outputs and outcomes yet fail to deliver genuine social cohesion in dysfunctional system

Amod Shah's PhD thesis investigated India's anti-coal struggles, focusing on struggles in the Mand-Raigarh coalfield in the state of Chhattisgarh