Columbia SIPA

@sipaatcolumbiahost: N/AAnalyzed

US politicsGeopoliticsClimate & environmentpublic policyinternational affairsgeopoliticsclimate changehealth emergencies
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Audience and activity

Subscribers32.5K
Views per video781median of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.02how many actually watch
Comments per video0median
Uploads per month8.0
Last upload5d ago2026-10-02
Total views6.4M
Total videos1.8K
Long-form / Shorts20% / 15%

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What Columbia SIPA makes

Topics public policy, international affairs, geopolitics, climate change, health emergencies

Since 1946, Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs has equipped emerging leaders with the skills, knowledge, and intellectual rigor to solve the world’s most critical public policy, geopolitical, social, and business challenges.

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Recent videos

TitlePublishedViewsLength
IGP Rapid Response: Analyzing the Trump-Xi Summit2026-10-0273057 min
Learning about International Markets at Finance Bootcamp2026-09-30472 min
Rumela Sen on the GAPP Major2026-09-30462 min
Making Sense of President Trump's UNGA Address2026-09-294333 min
Why isn't pandemic preparedness treated with the same urgency as other threats?2026-09-291011 min
The 2026 Midterms: Battleground StatesShort2026-09-2900 min
How US global health policy impacts pandemic preparedness2026-09-281021 min
Leading Through Change: A Conversation with James P. GormanShort2026-09-2800 min
COVID-19 experiences from Brazil and South Africa2026-09-283382 min
Helen Clark reflects on the start of the pandemic: "The world let WHO down."2026-09-283372 min

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