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.
Holding public officials to account and restoring integrity to government service.
How have organized groups in Latin America achieved government action on wages, abortion, and transgender rights?
What are the roles data-driven systems and AI play in political campaigning and the democratic process?
Was secrecy ever legitimate during the French and American Revolutions?
How has AI taken over the world of work, creating one of the biggest civil rights issues of our time?
A roundtable discussion among scholars and leaders from different sectors about how to protect unaccompanied immigrant children.
Retired Federal Judge J. Michael Luttig examines the 14th Amendment and what it might mean for the 2024 presidential election.
How can we make democratic participation more inclusive?
How do data-driven technologies intersect with athletics—ranging from performance optimization and injury risk reduction to labor, surveillance, and the global economy of sports?