As part of the University of Michigan's Democracy Week, the Ford School will host Democracy in Global-Historical Perspective, a public-facing discussion examining democratization, democratic backsliding, and the resilience of democratic institutions across time and place.
Please join Dr. Jonathan Hanson for an info session about the Global Engagement Seminar to Brussels, Belgium (PubPol 480), an advanced undergraduate seminar challenging public policy majors to examine how policy issues are framed and addressed in a non-U.S. context. In Winter 2027, the course will focus on cross-national challenges in Europe and culminate in a study tour to Brussels, Belgium.
During this informal breakfast career talk, Ms. Elisa Zogbi will discuss her career in international development. Elisa Zogbi is an international development leader with more than two decades of experience working at the intersection of democracy and economic development across Latin America and the Caribbean and the Middle East. She currently serves as a Senior Advisor in the Inter-American Development Bank's External Affairs and Communications Department, supporting strategic engagement and partnerships that advance the IDB Group's institutional priorities and strengthen its relationships with key stakeholders. Ms. Zogbi will participate in this career talk in her personal capacity.
This Aid & Development workshop will explore the role of coordinating across multiple actors towards shared objectives in international development, and the key skills needed to be successful in doing so. In an era where resources for international development have been decreasing, effective collaboration between and across actors towards shared goals has become increasingly important.This workshop will be led by Ms. Elisa Zogbi, Senior Advisor for External Affairs & Communications at the Inter-American Development Bank. Ms. Zogbi will facilitate this workshop in her personal capacity.
Weill Hall 3240 (10/8, 10/9, 10/15); Weill Hall 1230 (10/16)
This year's Aid & Development series will focus on drafting compelling grant proposals. Students will explore key strategies that help grant proposals stand out and will practice applying them to a real-world case.
Weill Hall 3240 (10/8, 10/9, 10/15); Weill Hall 1230 (10/16)
This year's Aid & Development series will focus on drafting compelling grant proposals. Students will explore key strategies that help grant proposals stand out and will practice applying them to a real-world case.
Weill Hall 3240 (10/8, 10/9, 10/15); Weill Hall 1230 (10/16)
This year's Aid & Development series will focus on drafting compelling grant proposals. Students will explore key strategies that help grant proposals stand out and will practice applying them to a real-world case.
Weill Hall 3240 (10/8, 10/9, 10/15); Weill Hall 1230 (10/16)
This year's Aid & Development series will focus on drafting compelling grant proposals. Students will explore key strategies that help grant proposals stand out and will practice applying them to a real-world case.
