The Sié Chéou-Kang Center for International Security and Diplomacy at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies advances knowledge and practice around global security, prosperity, and social justice through innovative research, interdisciplinary education, and thoughtful engagement with others who strive for a more just, prosperous, and peaceful world.
Check out our 2023-2024 Annual Report!
Responsible Public Engagement
At the broadest level, our ongoing work on Responsible Public Engagement, including our Ethics of Engagement website and collaborative trainings, aims to generate self-reflection and conversation related to the ethics of public engagement.
Inclusive Global Leadership Initiative
Our Inclusive Global Leadership Initiative (IGLI) initiates research, education, and programming aimed at elevating and amplifying the work that women-identified activists are doing at the grassroots to promote peace, justice, and human rights around the world. IGLI embraces a commitment to nonviolence and feminist principles of leadership.
Cultural Diplomacy
Our Cultural Diplomacy Initiative trains students to engage in creative approaches to addressing the great issues of our time and invites the broader Denver community to learn about how the arts can facilitate connections across the boundaries of nation, language, religion, and culture in vitally important ways.
The Power of Our People
As a globally recognized center of excellence, we pride ourselves on the impressive individuals we attract. The Sié Center is home to 24 faculty affiliates and 10 current M.A. students who are recognized as Sié Fellows for their superior academic credentials and significant work experience. Annually, we also host post-doctoral fellows, practitioners-in-residence, and numerous M.A. and Ph.D. research assistants who work alongside our faculty. Learn more about our People and explore opportunities to join us.
Our Partners
The Sié Center frequently partners with other universities, foundations, organizations and government agencies to conceptualize, fund, and conduct our research and programs.