A PhD student’s guide on how to start your academic journey
/In this piece, PhD candidate Maria Pilar Lorenzo shares her advice on how to get into academia.
Read MoreIn this piece, PhD candidate Maria Pilar Lorenzo shares her advice on how to get into academia.
Read MoreIn this piece, Allyson Castillo shares how she became involved in activism from a very young age and why it’s important that young people take action to make change possible.
Read MoreLara Brett attended the 2022 Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) as a volunteer delegate. In this piece, she shares what she has learnt.
Read MoreTamara Espineira has lived a varied and unique career leading to the EU, she takes this opportunity to share her journey with those interested with getting into EU politics - and how you don’t have to go through the ‘blue book’ to be successful.
Read MoreGender and representation in Security Politics is a conversation way overdue. Silje Abrahamsen takes on the task here and enlightens us all with her perspective.
Read MoreIn this piece, Audrey shares her experience of working for a subnational entity, Quebec, and how this could help your foreign policy career.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered if a leadership role is for you? Whether there is space for you and if you would fit? Marie Kapretz has gone through the same thoughts and came to the realisation, women belong in leadership roles, diversity belongs in leadership roles; she hopes to show you that you belong through this article.
Read MoreIn this piece, Kritanjali writes about the struggles that female politicians in India face and the importance of a more equal representation of women in politics.
Read MoreRead Janine’s compelling argument for a more intersectional and holistic approach to migration and her top tips on how we can bring about change in this field.
Read MoreThinking about doing an unpaid internship? Read Manasa’s tips on how to decide whether an unpaid internship is right for you.
Read MoreIn this piece, Kizzann shares her journey of becoming an anti-human trafficking advocate and her advice on how to learn more about this issue.
Read MoreRead Niousha’s review of “The Useless Sex” to find out how Fallaci’s writings could impact you.
Read MoreAs a young activist and academic, Sofía Pérez has had to think about the kind of feminist she wants to be. Read about her experiences here.
Read MoreAnnelies shares her personal story of being a Third Culture Kid, and how this makes you perfect for a career in Foreign Policy.
Read MoreIn this piece, Kanchi Mathur discusses how Alexandra Kollontai’s writings have inspired her feminism and how they could inspire yours too!
Read MoreDuring these times remote internships are becoming more and more normal, a new way of life bound to continue… Kathy shares her experiences and why they aren’t as scary as they may seem!
Read MoreLara Brett really benefited from volunteering. Read her top tips on how volunteering can help you too!
Read MoreMoving your career from National to International can seem daunting, luckily Maria has done it for us - and wants to share what she has learnt through her journey.
Read MoreThrough interviews with established and emerging disabled female leaders, Molly highlights the contributions of disabled women to foreign policy and shares their career advice.
Read MoreStudying languages and working abroad helped led Lara to work in foreign policy. Find out how it can help you broaden your horizons!
Read MoreInspiring girls and young women to choose a career in foreign policy
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