For the rising experts in your life
By Bulletin Staff | April 17, 2019
Voices of Tomorrow highlights rising experts
At a time when technology is outpacing our ability to control it, the Voices of Tomorrow column ensures that new voices have a dedicated space to confront and analyze critical global security challenges. The capstone of the initiative is the prestigious Leonard M. Rieser Award. Tell the rising stars in your life about the program; we’d love to hear from them!
2018 Rieser Award:
American students aren’t taught nuclear weapons policy in school. Here’s how to fix that.
Erin Connolly, Kate Hewitt (pictured above)
Voices on Climate Change:
Adults won’t take climate change seriously. So we, the youth, are forced to strike.
Maddy Fernands, Isra Hirsi, Haven Coleman, Alexandria Villaseñor
“Business as usual”: from nuclear defense to climate change
Emma Scotty
Voices on Nuclear Risk:
Hanoi Summit: Where were the women?
Rachel Emond
War-related environmental disaster in Ukraine
Kristina Hook, Richard “Drew” Marcantonio
Thorium power has a protactinium problem
Eva C. Uribe
Voices on Disruptive Technology:
Approaching Y2Q and barely a peep (or tweet) from the government
Lindsay Rand
Trump’s Space Force is a strategic mistake
Gregory Niguidula
Previous Rieser Award Recipients:
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Yangyang Cheng
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The value in activism: Reflections from the Columbia University climate sit-in Nikita Perumal (2016) |
Arms-control lessons from the Volkswagen scandal Moritz Kütt (2015)
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