How does the U.S. reaction to migration challenges—vis-à-vis voter sentiment and federal policy—mirror or depart from the response of other countries to similar issues?
A panel of journalists working in the Charlottesville area discuss the current state of local journalism and possible solutions to reinvigorate the industry and ensure that the needs of local communities are being met.
Two of Africa's leading thinkers discuss the meanings, possibilities, and future of democracy on the continent.
A virtual discussion about how AI-driven predictive technologies intersect with law enforcement and the social framing of “crime” more generally.
The race and equity lead for the city of Oakland, CA, joins the Karsh Institute's LEAD Working Group to discuss the successful strategies she’s adopted for developing and implementing policies in support of the creation of a more just and equitable city.
A book talk with the author of book, "The Black Tax: 150 Years of Theft, Exploitation, and Dispossession in America."
Advocates for democracy in India explore what we can learn from moments of renewal—after decades of decay.
How do photojournalists help us understand difficult topics? And how does covering complex and emotional issues affect them?
Examining why relations between the Soviet and American airmen on the WW II U.S. bases in Soviet Ukraine steadily deteriorated.
Interdisciplinary conversations about a range of topics, including property rights, land use regulation, housing, sustainability, segregation, metropolitan inequality, cities, rural communities, and federal-state-local relations.