On behalf of the Penn Project on the Future of U.S.-China Relations, I could not be more thrilled to announce the selection of our second fellowship cohort, fifteen truly outstanding next generation China scholars and analysts you can read more about here: global.upenn.edu/future-of-us-c…

Penn Global has awarded $1.5 million in research and engagement awards to support 24 new faculty projects. Join us at Perry World House on May 2nd for our Grant Program Town Hall to learn more about the latest cohort of projects supported by Penn Global: bit.ly/4bajNoh

Interested in a policy-facing career with a focus on climate or international security issues? Penn Global & @PerryWorldHouse invite applications from @Penn graduate students to apply for the inaugural cohort of the Policy Fellows Program. Learn more here: bit.ly/49z5IQ3

Penn Global's At-Risk-Scholars Program has helped six academics from Ukraine, Afghanistan, and Venezuela escape persecution by offering them a safe refuge on campus. In The Philadelphia Inquirer, current and former scholars discuss the positive impact of the program.bit.ly/497Bh3m

Looking forward to these conversations on climate, expertise and stories Penn Arts & Sciences in a couple of weeks.

The event is open to the public. Register at tinyurl.com/urbanclimates and join us!

big thanks to Penn Global CASI UPenn South Asia Center UPenn Anthropology for all the support!

Philadelphia for me has been Heaven in a sense,' said Angel Alvardo from Venezuela. Alvardo is 1 of 6 scholars a part of Penn Global’s at Risk Scholar Program that launched in 2021. Read more about his story and more featured in the The Philadelphia Inquirer here: bit.ly/43BMJTS

Really excited to teach this new Penn Global Seminar next Spring for Philosophy, Politics, & Economics Program @ Penn, building on the History of US-China Relations course I'm teaching now Penn History. At the end of next year's course, we will travel to Beijing to meet w/DA Wei 达巍's students. thedp.com/article/2024/0…

Penn Global Seminars announces offerings for next academic year, adds several new courses The Daily Pennsylvanian bit.ly/4bOtGtg

Thank you Ambassador Nicholas Burns for participating in Penn Global’s China Engagement Forum! It was a privilege to hear from you and Dean Erika James, Katharine Strunk, Boon Thau Loo, & Dean Steiner (@WeitzmanSchool) about the importance of U.S.-China academic collaboration.

And…that’s a wrap on the January 2024 Beijing conference (co-organized w/CISS Tsinghua) of the Penn Project on the Future of U.S.-China Relations. To learn more about the Penn Project, and to join our mailing list, please visit global.upenn.edu/future-of-us-c…

A warm welcome to Neysun Mahboubi, Director of the Penn Project on the Future of U.S.-China Relations at U Penn, along with other rising American and Chinese scholars. Very glad to co-organize this conference on China-US relations. The only pity is I can only join you remotely.

I am thrilled to share the call for applications (bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com/web.sas.upenn.…) for the second fellowship cohort of the Penn Project on the Future of U.S.-China Relations (global.upenn.edu/future-of-us-c…), made possible by generous support from Carnegie Corporation of New York. Applications are due January 29.

Week 2 of #COP28 kicks off with Penn's Zeke Emanuel speaking at the Thai Pavilion on the role of higher education in tackling climate change. #PennCOP28

Tomorrow 12/08: the World Health Organization (WHO) Health Workforce Department will host an event at #COP28 featuring Penn Global’s Zeke Emanuel. This event will address climate change and its threat to human health. Visit the WHO’s COP28 website to tune into the event virtually: climahealth.info/cop28-hub/

Tonight in Dubai at #COP28 : Penn delegates reflect on Penn’s impact at COP connecting scholars and practitioners. And how cities are becoming more important in COP discussions, especially around financing sustainable development and climate resilience. #PennCOP28

During this panel on Penn’s impact at #COP28 , PennGlobal’s Scott Moore, PWH’s Lauren Anderson, PennIUR’s Genie Birch, and Lolita Jackson discussed the bigger role they cities are playing in the fight against climate change. #PennCOP28

This year marks Penn’s 4th year attending #COP28 as a formal delegation. One way in which Penn will contribute to the conference will be to present timely research. Check out this featured events calendar to get a glimpse of a few events Penn will host in the coming weeks:

“If the bank is serious about meeting its array of development goals, it cannot do so without first tackling climate change,” writes Penn Global's Scott Moore in this The Washington Post about how the World Bank should work to address climate change. Read: washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

Nov 1, Brianna Parsons of Penn Vet will host a talk on Livestock in Global and Planetary Health in connection to her project supported by the Holman Africa Research and Engagement Fund. Join her and Penn Public Health from 12 - 1 PM on Zoom: pennmedicine.zoom.us/j/91786808188#…