In the global pursuit of equitable water access, NGOs play a key role in solving the public-private gap.
Ashley Abadeer
Ashley Abadeer is a junior studying International Relations and the Global Economy with a minor in Architecture at USC. She is one of the two student co-directors for GPI. Ashley's specific interest in the field of international relations is ensuring water security and hopes to one day help establish clean water infrastructure through architectural design. Ashley has technical experience in AutoCad as well as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere. On campus, Ashley is the speaker’s director for TEDxUSC, a lead researcher in the SPEC lab whose work involved codifying power-sharing institutions and updating the existing literature, and is also a member of USC’s international relations co-ed professional fraternity, Delta Phi Epsilon.
The Future of Water and Circular Economies: A look at the textile industry
The textile industry uses much of our current fresh water resources. Fortunately, the circular economy model can help change this.
Chile is rebuilding its economy through climate-centered goals
Chile works to combat climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic.
An overview of international responses to the Sudanese Crisis
A historical review of how the international community responds to crises in Sudan.
The silent suffering of climate migrants
Ashley summarizes a Project Syndicate piece on climate migrants in Bangladesh.
How the European Commission should handle migrants
A new report from Project Syndicate suggests alternative ways the European Commission can handle immigration.
The International Justice Mission released its 2019 midyear report
The midyear report details human rights rescue missions conducted all around the world.
The impeachment inquiry and how foreign policy influences domestic politics
How foreign policy is influencing the most important domestic struggle in the U.S.
GPI hosts roundtable on great powers, world order
Students and professors discussed conflicting regional powers during a roundtable Wednesday.
GPI hosts crisis briefing on the Turkish incursion in Syria
The briefing allowed students to gain a glimpse into real-time developments in Syria.