Home  About  In the News  Publications  Blog  Join  Donate  > Inside American  New Haven young people and Alderwoman Bitsie Clark listen to youth speak at the Yale chapter-sponsored youth forum Announcements National Expo: July 11th Hyde Park Summit: August 14-17 Essay Winners Announced in The Nation On Campus Iowa Chapter Holds Forum Zach Hindin in the GW Hatchet Coverage of the Johns Hopkins Chapter Launch > More "The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today -- let us move forward with strong and active faith." — Franklin Roosevelt    Center on International Relations > Roosevelt Home > American > International Relations (IR) Your name: Your email: Recipient's name: Recipient's email: Message:       The symbol for the International Relations (IR) Policy Center incorporates the design used for the School of International Service at American University. The olive branches signify the pursuit of peace, as they historically have, and clasped hands -illustrating a sense of friendship and cooperation -embrace the olive branches, as well as a map of the world. Combined with the traditional Roosevelt emblem, this symbol perfectly illustrates IR Policy Center's goals of forward thinking in international relations.   In an increasingly interconnected and complex world, IR Policy Center looks into the future. Students in this center don't just see the needs of today, or even of tomorrow, but rather the needs of the next decade. Students work together under a mutual understanding that no action is without its consequence. Therefore, the best way to provide for today is by ensuring there will be a tomorrow worth reaching.   The issue sub-centers of the IR Center mirror the interdisciplinary studies of the School of International Service fairly closely and include: International Communications International Development (Millennium Development Goals) International Economics International Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies International Security US Foreign Policy   But may also include geographic divisions depending upon the needs and interests of policy center members, present, past and future. Don't forget to check out the Discussion Fora on these and other topics located here.   Group members: Ellen Y Davis Michael Bonrja Jennifer Bryer Molly E Canty Alyssa Cocchi Paul P Delventhal Jonathan A Duncan Brian J Ellison Richard M Emerson Farzin Farzad Fletcher Fernau Amy K Frame Ayumi Fubuimoto Sarath Ganji Vanessa Gatskie Lauren S Gilbert Vladimir N Glasinovic David Greenberg David Grossman Vivak Gupta Thomas M Hamilton Hala Hanna Alyssa M Hansen Mandi A Hart Madison R Iannone Keiko Iioka Esabel Khoury Rakiba Kibria Anna Kovai Catherine M Kozak Viktoriya Kravets Jenny Kurtinitis Mike S Lally Nira Lee Karina R Levitas David Manchester Daniel P Maree frankie Martin Stephen Meli Katelyn Miller Angela Nagy Ramzi N Nemo Kaitlin Niccum Elizabeth L Norris Michael J Olson Julie Oswald Valerie Pacer Matt Powers Catharine Robinson Chad A Robinson Mallory Scott Steven M Smallpage Alex Spector Hayley E Tamburello Matt Valdivia James Welch   The Roosevelt Institution is a nonpartisan, nonprofit national think tank devoted to bringing students' policy ideas to the policy process. The opinions expressed on this site are exclusively those of its members. DC Headquarters: Roosevelt Institution / 2100 M St NW Suite 610 / Washington, DC 20037 || (202) 833-1359