International Development, Community, and Environment Department

students on rocks

‘It’s easier to see inherent truth in a documentary’

Taking the temperature of global health

Refugee looking holding her child and looking out the window

Can migrants help shape sustainable cities?

Lia Tang standing in front of fountain

Building fluency in life, learning, and language

Farmer Hasan Abagaz and researcher Seid Hassen examine a traditional mixture of wheat and barley in Kutabir District, South Wollo, Ethiopia

Department of Sustainability and Social Justice launches with focus on global challenges

Professors Yelena Ogneva-Himmelberger, Tim Downs, and Morgan Ruelle stroll in front of the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, which had been sinking and in danger of collapse until it was saved by major remedial engineering. Like many structures in Mexico City, the sinking was caused by the over-exploitation of the aquifer, leading to the differential settlement of the cathedral’s foundation.

Introducing Global Learning Collaboratives

Richard

Dick Ford’s impact is felt around the world

lit diya lamps

A fusion of light and gratitude

A rendering of the Aucella Court Homes proposal.

Clark graduate students recognized for affordable housing proposals

CDC photo of refugee camp in eastern Zaire

Guggenheim Scholars seek to uncover decades-old stories of Rwandans fleeing violence in Congo