About this Event
As we enter year three of civil war, experts discuss the global crisis that has been too often ignored.
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Moderator:
Mai Hassan is an associate professor of political science at MIT and the faculty director of the MIT-Africa Program at the Center for International Studies. Her work examines topics that span across authoritarian regimes, bureaucracy and public administration, and contentious politics.
Speakers:
Cameron Hudson is a senior fellow in the Africa Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). Prior to multiple other academic posts, Cameron served in the US government, including as an intelligence analyst in the Africa Directorate at the Central Intelligence Agency.
Kholood Khair is the founder and director of Confluence Advisory, a 'think and do tank' formerly based in Khartoum that works on three priority policy areas: peace and security, economy, and governance. She is currently at Yale University as a visiting fellow.
Ahmed Kodouda is a policy, advocacy, and communication specialist at the Pearson Institute. He has an extensive background in conflict and post conflict settings and experience working with and consulting for governmental and NGOs around the world, including in Sudan, Afghanistan, and Kenya.
Free & open to the public.
A recording will be posted on YouTube following the event.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
MIT Building 32, Room 141, 32 Vassar Street, Cambridge, United States
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