Institute for Global Affairs Inc.

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“We live in a world of intense political polarization, even as we experience unprecedented global connectedness. Our geopolitical environment is uncertain and concerning. Now is the time to cultivate new thought leaders and arm them with a nuanced understanding of geopolitics, so that they can help shape the future. EGF is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that works to connect people to the geopolitical issues shaping their world. Fostering a greater understanding of the issues broadens the debate and empowers informed engagement. EGF makes complex geopolitical issues accessible and understandable. We envision a world where international economic security is achieved through informed, inspired, and engaged stakeholders, particularly those across the globe that are currently disconnected from geopolitical issues, youth, and policy makers and thought leaders. EGF fuses think-tank expertise, social media savvy, and the inspiration of a civic activist. EGF's work is focused on: -Providing the intellectual capacity to understand complex political realities across the globe and oer a path for taking action; -Facilitating, coordinating, and amplifying the expertise of diverse partners and experts to bridge the information gap about geopolitical issues; -Developing innovative materials, to illustrate foreign policy issues and implications; -Creating, organizing, and sustaining opportunities for underserved youth to learn around foreign relations and political science; and -Convening and hosting thought-leader gathers and translating the current state of thinking into online content that resonates with the public.”

“EGF's mission is to connect people accross the world to the goepolitical issues that affect their lives. To that end, in 2019 EGF worked on four main projects: 1. Independent America: This three-year research project seeks to explore how US foreign policy could be better vto new global realities and to the preferences of American voters. The American public's support for a more restrained and less interventionist foreign policy is politically diverse, extending well beyond the usual anti-globalism suspects. And yet, US elected officials continue to fund small wars, arms sales, and troop deployments which are often counterproductive to the country's long-term interests, security, and prosperity. 2. Globalization and You: An educational curriculum for rural US high schools. This multi-year effort resulted in the creation of a week's worth of free content for US high school teachers, including everything needed to present the issues including video to bring the content to life was scheduled for testing in May 2019. The curriculum is focused on providing accessible, current content about the implications of globalization. It is aimed at empowering students with the skills and tools necessary to understand and manage the impacts of these forces, potentially for generations. 3. Technology, the State, & You: The digital revolution has already changed how people live, work, and communicate. And it's only getting started. But the same technologies that have the potential to help billions of people live happier, healthier, and more productive lives are also creating challenges for citizens and governments around the world. Form election meddling to data breaches and cyberattacks, recent events have shown that technology is changing how we think about privacy, national security, and maybe even democracy iteself. This effort explores five key challenges that will shape the future of the digital age and presents the results in a multimedia microsite. 4. Inevitable Adversaries: The US-Russia Relationship. Through a series of 15 video interviews shared on social media, EGF speaks with the world's top US-Russia experts including Russian and western voices to illustrate this complex relationship and explain what is at stake to the world. The project includes historical overviews, the obstacles and opportunities involved with the relationship, the issue of nuclear weapons, and the ripple effects that extend beyond the two countries.”