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Fishers in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. The “Blue Food Transformations in Indonesia“ project identifies regions and populations that can most benefit from greater...
A collaboration between Stanford researchers and Indonesian organizations aims to capitalize on aquatic food sources to improve nutrition, food security, and livelihoods.A country of 17,000 islands is at the forefront of a global effort to…
Desiree LaBeaud and members of the community-based organization HERI Kenya in 2023. LaBeaud, with her longtime Kenyan research collaborators Francis Mutuku and...
A new book co-edited by Stanford’s Desiree LaBeaud explores transforming research and changing lives through equitable partnerships that focus on human connections.In a time of immense global challenges and uncertainty, global health leaders Desiree…
Ben Fischer | Courtesy Office of Global Scholarships
International relations minor Ben Fischer is among the recipients of the 2025 Marshall Scholarship, a nationally competitive award that supports American students pursuing graduate degrees in any field and at any university in the United Kingdom.The…
From left: Sofiia-Iryna Zaluska, Nataliya Kovalchuk, and Daryna Semotyuk in front of Memorial Church.
Each year, Stanford’s Scholar Rescue Fund offers residencies to international scholars facing threats, persecution, or severe hardship in their countries. Over the last year, the fund helped support six cancer doctors from Ukraine who completed…
Jason Rezaian, a former Washington Post journalist, was wrongfully imprisoned for almost 18 months in Iran. (Photo: ALANA BELLE M TIRADO/The Stanford Daily)
Journalist Jason Rezaian was reporting in Iran for The Washington Post when he was arrested alongside his wife, journalist Yeganeh Salehi, in July 2014.While Salehi was released after a few months, Rezaian was charged with espionage and wrongfully…