In her memoir, Moving Forward, Karine Jean-Pierre MPA ’03 chronicles her experiences growing up in New York’s Haitian community to working in the Obama White House.

Roger Nathanial Ashby MPA-DP ’17 is the cofounder and executive director of OpenWise Learning, a youth development organization serving marginalized kids by providing them with STEM education with an emphasis on Technology, Social Justice and Ecological Justice.

Rachana Kumar MPA ’14, senior director of engineering at Etsy, on why role models are crucial for young women in technology and STEM.

Claudia López MPA ’03, Mayor of Bogota, visited SIPA to lead a panel on “Political and Economic Participation of Women in Latin America.”

The chief of staff to Hillary Clinton interweaves life lessons with stories from the White House, campaign trail, and elsewhere.

Arvind Panagariya estimates that India may log a growth rate of 8% in real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in FY23, stating, "I am willing to go out on a limb on this."

Lilly Lee MIA '23 recently attended the Energy Intelligence Forum. She wrote about her experience as an Energy Leader for Tomorrow, as well as how the forum explored the question of whether geopolitics and energy could be separated. 

Tatiana Mitrova outlines three ways to be a sustainable leader. 1) Focus on creating economic value, 2) focus on developing social and environmental value, 3) focus on creating economic and social value. 

Jason Bordoff argues that European countries should pursue policies that improve energy efficiency to increase competitiveness and energy security, easing the path to green energy.

A member of 2018’s winning Cyber 9/12 team, CJ Dixon MIA ’19 returns to the competition as a judge and mentor.