ICAPRO gives UAH students opportunities to connect political science, public policy, research, advocacy, and creative communication. Students have presented original work in Washington, D.C.; met with members of Congress, federal officials, and advocates; and collaborated across disciplines to translate survivor experiences into animated public education films.

MPSA Poster Session

UAH Political Science major and ICAPRO intern Anna Cate Sparkman presented a poster session, International Parental Child Abduction as a Matter of Public Policy: Why States Should Care, Saturday, April 5, 2025 at the Midwest Political Science Association Annual Meeting in Chicago

Washington, D.C. Student Practicum 2 —September 23, 2023

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Presentation: IPCA: A Wicked Problem for Society

Washington, D.C. Student Practicum 1 — 2021

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About: Historical precursor to ICAPRO; include the existing UAH trip blog and iStand conference program.

UAH 2021 D.C. practicum story
iStand conference program: State of IPCA Research and Policy

IPCA Survivor Stories: UAH Student Animation Collaboration

UAH students and alums in the animation program in the Department of Art, Art History, and Design at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), partnered with ICAPRO to produce a collection of short films inspired by the lived experiences International Parental Child Abduction survivors.

UAH Student Animators Bring International Child Abduction Awareness to the Screen


Contact

 

Dr. Noelle Hunter

Clinical Assistant Professor, Political Science Director, ICAPRO

Morton Hall
1310 Ben Graves Drive
Room 206
Huntsville, AL 35899

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256.824.2397
noelle.hunter@uah.edu

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