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Summary In this Current Issues Podcast, Alisa Clarke and Joe Washington of the Global Vision Institute join ACUNS Executive Director Alistair Edgar in discussing the UN organizational culture and structural changes. Clarke developed Global Vision Institute (GVI) from 2000 to 2003 and has served as a UN staff member in multiple initiatives including UNDP, UNITAR, UNRISD, UNCTAD, and OHCHR.
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