Home  About  In the News  Publications  Blog  Join  Donate  > Inside Stanford  Stanford News CA high school exit exam op-ed in the SF Chronicle Op-ed on State Textbooks in the Fresno Bee State of the Union in Stanford Daily California Ballot Proposition Op-eds Stanford Progressive on Roosevelt Institution Guest speaker, David Goodfriend, talks with Roosevelters at UVa launch. Announcements Africa Policy Conference @ UNC Perfect Presidential Platform crafted @ UGA 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 National Press Chronicle of Higher Education The Nation LA Times New York Times > More "When you are asked if you can do a job, tell them, 'Certainly I can!' Then get busy and find out how to do it." — Teddy Roosevelt    Center on International Development > Roosevelt Home > Stanford > International Development MISSION We, at the Center on International Development, believe that proactive and progressive policy has the power to make the world a better place,. Our Fellows are united by shared hope, passion and common purpose. In an increasingly interdependent world, our Fellows take the initiative in exploring how to promote health, freedom and equality for all people. We firmly believe that the study of solutions for people at the margins cannot remain a marginal issue in US policy. In a post-Cold War Era, aid, politics and economics have become inextricably linked.Through dialogue and research, our Center aims to promote a cooperation that can reduce human suffering and increase development within this new global framework. Our Fellows focus on the impact of U.S.policies, actions and inactions around the globe. Our Center collaborates with professors, students, and the Stanford Community and utilizes our different backgrounds, resources, and areas of expertise to achieve our collective vision of practical and positive change. By challenging policy makers with progressive yet practical solutions to emergent global problems, Recent News Professor James Fearon meets with Roosevelt Fellows (5/4/2005) Establishing an Early Warning Network in Liberian Refugee Camps: Problems and Possibilities (5/10/2005) San Jose Mercury News: Rwandans tell their stories of 1994 genocide (4/17/2005) The Stanford Daily: Students remember Rwanda genocide (4/12/2005) The Stanford Daily: Students, int? NGOs discuss tsunami relief (3/29/2005) The Stanford Daily: Panel addresses U.S., U.N. in Darfur (3/4/2005) Former Clinton Advisor Discusses Darfur with Roosevelt Fellows (3/3/2005) Meetings: Wednesday, 7PM 160-322 Group members: Ben Fong Sherri Hansen F A Kaitlin Arena Kim Atura Mariel Bailey Stuart B Baimel Kate Baldwin Stephanie Beck Meredith Bell Tamar R Berger Brian Bergmark Monica Bhattacharya Nadja Blagojevic Jessica Bloomgarden Katie Bollbach Maja Bozovic Ed Bruera Marley Cade Kornreich Ethan Cantil-Voorhes KiYonna Carr Peter Chang Joaquin Chapa Chris Chapman Winnie Chen Elaine Choi David Cohen Jessica Cornwell Chrissie Coxon Cassidy DeLine Alicia DeSantola Leila Ehsani Ben Elberger Will Greene Felicity Grisham Jennifer Haskell Stephanie Hickman Kelsey Hills-Evans Christine Hironaka Lucy Horton Karen Jacobson Gavin Jenkins Gus Jewell Regan Johnson Arthur K Kaneko Salman Kasim Meghan Kestner Sin Jae Kim Erin H Kim Marley Korenreich Cammie Lee Sofie Leon Henry Liao Nicholai Lidow Rachel Linn WeiWei Liu Maya Lopuch Jeff Love Kai Lukoff Amanda Mendoza Fortune Meriwether Andrew Moon Mike Morgan Rosemary Ndubuizu Dolly Neo Jesus O. Gonzalez Rachel Patt Lauren Peate Kate Pedatella Matt Platkin Sarah Pratt Badawi Qawasmi Aaron Qayumi Yijiang Qian Joshua D Reeves Marie-Jo Reynaud Raj S Sandhu Clara Schmidt Danielle Schoffman Krishanu Sengupta Matt Seriff-Cullick Ling Shao Daniel Sheehan Eric Showen Chris Simpson Julia Spiegel Jennifer Staple Alex Stein Galen Thompson Vijaya Tripathi Hamilton Ulmer Richard Vaughn Simone Vernez Jessica L Vernon Julie Veroff Rohan Vilms John Wear Josh Weiner Annie Wilkinson Greg Williams Bethany Woolman Chris York Jessica Zhang aik@stanford.edu   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 / 1527 New Hampshire Avenue NW, 4th Floor / Washington, DC 20036 || Fax: (202) 483-2657