Fulbright Chronicles: Volume 3, Issue 1 released

The first issue of the third volume of Fulbright Chronicles has been published. This is our first themed issue and focuses on the topic of sustainability

This issue features:

From the editors

A First for the Fulbright Chronicles – Kevin F. F. Quigley and Bruce B. Svare

Fulbright Chronicles Special Issue: Sustainability – Melanie C. Brooks

Commentaries

Fulbright and Global Catalyst: Frontiers of Sustainable Technologies Conversations for Earth’s Tomorrow – Polat Goktas

Leading the Change: Fulbright’s Role in Fostering Sustainability – Edward Prados and Terhi Mölsä

Articles

El agua es vida, al-mā’ al-hayāt, aman iman, water is life: Traditional irrigation systems as a solution to climate change – Emily Hayes-Rich

Changing waters: From Cape Town and Santa Cruz’s water stresses to Antarctica’s Shifting Ice – Gina Ziervogel

Indigenous Languages and Schooling in Mexico: A Fulbright Alumnae Collaboration – Leslie Ann Locke and Maika Dorantes

Experiences in Sustainability Education: An American Fulbright Scholar’s Journey from Norway to Scotland – Sarah Anderson 

Fulbright Foundations to Full Bright Futures – Waqas Idrees

A Conceptual Journey to the Forest: Planting a Prosumer Economy – Uygar Özesmi

Conflict, Learning and Sustainable Peacebuilding: Case Studies for Finding a Better Way Forward – William M. Timpson

On Both Sides of The Camera Lens: Australian Fishers Use Photos to Express Concerns About the Future of Fishing Sustainability and Being Filmed at Work – Lekelia D. Jenkins

Reviews

A Visually Unique Look at Trees – Pavel Mezei

The Value of the Future: An Open Conversation – Gabriel Martino 

Managing Changing Environments and Changing Economies – Ann C. Logue

Announcement

Fulbright Chronicles Seeks Book Reviewers