PhD Candidate Ruoyu Li won the 2025 Edward Said Award,presented by the ISA Global Development Section and sponsored by Third World Quarterly. The award recognizes outstanding graduate-level scholarship in global development. Ruoyu’s paper, “The Meanings of Nuclear Free: Exploring the Conceptual Complexity of Pacific Antinuclear and Nuclear Free Movements,” traces how Pacific Island and Rim communities have framed “nuclear‑free” as a project of anticolonial self‑determination, women’s rights, and ecological justice. You can find Ruoyu’s interview on the award and her achievement on the Global Souths Hub website. Congratulations, Ruoyu!