War Crimes Investigator Marc Garlasco to Speak at Human Security Lab
Garlasco is a veteran of Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria and other conflict zones and an expert on civilian protection and war crimes forensics.
UMass Spotlights Lab Director Carpenter’s Trip to Ukraine Border
Professor Carpenter visited the Ukraine border over Spring Break to assist refugees and report on the relief effort.
Human Security Lab Launches Undergraduate Training Program
The undergraduate researchers will earn credit assisting with projects on women’s human rights, humanitarian disarmament, and nuclear divestment.
Human Security Lab To Analyze Nuclear Divestment Strategies
The new research initiative will assess different pathways for affecting nuclear divestment and provide actionable recommendations to stakeholders.
Caroline Williams Joins Human Security Lab Team
Ms. Williams will serve as Assistant to the Director of Human Security Lab.
Human Security Lab Wins USAID Contract
An interdisciplinary team of faculty and graduate students will conduct academic-stakeholder consultations to inform USAID gender programming in Afghanistan.
Professor Carpenter Speaks at Roundtable on Afghanistan
Carpenter spoke about humanitarian evacuation, peacebuilding versus nation-building, and the rights of women and minorities.
Women, Peace and Security Cluster to Host Professor Sabrina Karim on October 28th
Professor Karim will speak about her new book “Equal Opportunity Peacekeeping.”
Associate Director Kevin Young To Present Research on Race and Diversity in Global Networks
Young’s groundbreaking research is the first to map out gender, race and color stratification among the global elite.
Lab Director Charli Carpenter joins Harvard University as International Security Fellow
Carpenter will continue research on the laws of war and nuclear disarmament, while building partnerships, conducting outreach, and fundraising for the Lab.
HSLab Publishes Briefing Note on Peacekeeping in Afghanistan
The briefing note argues that a peacekeeping mission could help secure a durable peace in Afghanistan.
Professor Severine Autessere to give Peace and Human Security Lecture
Severine’s new book details how everyday peacebuilding works in conflict zones.
Doctoral Affiliate Stylianos Syropoulos Wins Research Award
Syropoulous’ research focuses on intergroup conflict in American society.
Human Security Lab Convenes Webinar on Peacekeeping in Afghanistan
Five experts on UN peacekeeping discussed the possibility of conflict prevention in Afghanistan.
Human Security Lab Convenes Experts to Consider Peacekeeping in Afghanistan
Fifteen scholars met this week at Human Security Lab to explore how the United Nations could to more protect Afghanistan from civil war. A peace mission could help.
Visiting Fellow Rehmat Baloch Opens Workshop with Research on Balochistan
Rehmat Baloch will present his dissertation research on “Conflict Transformation in Balochistan” at this September’s Conflict, Violence and Security workshop.
Alexandria Nylen to Join Prestigious Watson Institute
Graduating doctoral researcher will lead scholar-practitioner networks on civil-military relations and humanitarian affairs.
Professor Charli Carpenter Calls for Humanitarian Intervention in Afghanistan
The US didn’t have to choose between leaving or staying. A Chapter VII UN-authorized emergency civilian protection operation could have saved Kabul, protected provincial capitals and led to a UN-brokered peace agreement, Carpenter wrote last week.
Summer Lab Research Spotlights Humanitarian Disarmament
Human Security lab trains students to analyze the effects of nuclear, cluster munitions and landmines treaties.
Alexandria Nylen Successfully Defends Dissertation
Dr. Alexandria Nylen’s new work on anti-drone advocacy shows how successful global campaigns depend on their diversity and inclusivity.