Event | April 12, 2024
The Future of Democracy in India
Advocates for democracy in India explore what we can learn from moments of renewal—after decades of decay.
Past Events
Event | April 9, 2024
Photojournalists on the Front Line: The Emotional Toll
How do photojournalists help us understand difficult topics? And how does covering complex and emotional issues affect them?
Event | April 5, 2024
Lee Lecture: The Fall of the Grand Alliance (1944–45)
Examining why relations between the Soviet and American airmen on the WW II U.S. bases in Soviet Ukraine steadily deteriorated.
Event | March 28, 2024
Land, Climate, and Justice Conference
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.
Event | March 28, 2024
Holding Public Officials to Account: Restoring Integrity to Government Service
Holding public officials to account and restoring integrity to government service.
Event | March 11, 2024
Challenges of Democratic Representation in Latin America
How have organized groups in Latin America achieved government action on wages, abortion, and transgender rights?
Event | February 29, 2024
Co-Opting AI: Campaigning
What are the roles data-driven systems and AI play in political campaigning and the democratic process?
Event | February 22, 2024
Secrecy and Transparency in the Era of Revolutions
Was secrecy ever legitimate during the French and American Revolutions?
Event | February 15, 2024
'The Algorithm': AI, Civil Rights, and the Workplace
How has AI taken over the world of work, creating one of the biggest civil rights issues of our time?
Event | February 6, 2024
The 14th Amendment: When Should a Presidential Candidate Be Disqualified?
Retired Federal Judge J. Michael Luttig examines the 14th Amendment and what it might mean for the 2024 presidential election.