Caroline Kantis
Caroline Kantis is associate editor for Think Global Health at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). She previously worked as a research associate for global health, interdepartmental program assistant, and interned for the Director of Studies at CFR. Prior to joining CFR, Caroline worked for Deal Street Asia in Singapore. She graduated with a BA in international relations and a MA in security policy studies from the Elliott School of International Affairs. Caroline also attended Sciences Po, in Paris, France and Fudan University, in Shanghai, China.
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The Life of a Foreign Aid Practitioner
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Bringing New Life to Plastics
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The World's Oldest Communities
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How to Unwind This Summer
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Life in Plastic
A look at how microplastics are infiltrating our oceans, air, and bodies
Our Favorite Global Health Podcasts
Six podcasts covering climate change, gender, the pandemic, health security, and more
The Global Sentiment of Gratitude
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Around the World in Twenty-Five Toilets
A look at toilets and sanitation for World Toilet Day