Henrique Pita Barros (ISEG, University of Lisbon) will present key findings from a draft report on social cohesion and recovery in Cabo Delgado, based on original survey data from conflict-affected communities and returnees. Seminar is part of the FACECO series. Hybrid format; in-person in Maputo and online.
A conversation moderated by Laura Meckler featuring Prof. Cornell William Brooks and Dr. Kevin Roberts on diversity in higher education and American life, followed by a facilitated debrief with Julia Minson. Co-sponsored by the Office of the Dean.
Conversation featuring Ken Burns and David Brooks on faith, pluralism, and the American experiment, hosted by the Religion & Society Program.
Six-session in-person reading group led by WAPPP fellow Ashley Judd, examining prostitution and pornography through multidisciplinary scholarship and testimonies. Open to Harvard affiliates.
Annual Women, Peace and Leadership Symposium on “Resilience and New Leadership for the WPS Agenda” during the UN General Assembly high-level week. Speakers include H.E. Maria Benvinda Levi, H.E. José Manuel Albares Bueno, Sahana Dharmapuri, and Sarah Hendriks. Seating is limited and registration (to be shared in September) is required.
A briefing co-hosted by New America and the National Women’s Law Center providing an overview of the needs of pregnant and parenting students and new state policy tools to support them.
A panel led by AEI’s Naomi Schaefer Riley discusses the Indian Child Welfare Act, a recent Supreme Court petition challenging ICWA, and implications for child welfare and equal protection.
DIIS Centre for Ukraine Research conference on Ukraine's reform processes and the factors shaping implementation and sustainability. Held at Ukraine House Denmark on 24 September 2026 from 08:30–17:45.
Address and conversation with President Pedro Sánchez on technology's threat to democracy, in conversation with Mathias Risse. Co-sponsored by human rights and European studies centers. RSVP required for in-person.
Virtual event 'SI Ella Puede!' on social movements and Latina legislative leadership with Celeste Montoya.
First session of a five-part study group led by Ibrahim Al-Assil examining Syria's political transition, legitimacy, and state capacity.
New America hosts a virtual panel on accessible democracy, examining ADA and Voting Rights Act protections, curbside voting pilots, the impact of federal SAVE legislation, and how election officials can improve physical and digital accessibility. CART and ASL interpreting provided.
Half-day forum hosted by the MAGNET initiative presenting new survey tools and findings on measuring women’s agency, followed by partner discussions and a closing funders/data-producers panel. Available in-person at IFPRI (Washington, DC) and via livestream.
Preview screening of the documentary 'Escaping Venezuela' followed by a discussion/Q&A with Jesús Armas, Germania Rodríguez Poleo, Jim Epstein, and Ian Vásquez. Film screening in-person; discussion will be streamed beginning at 7:15 PM EDT. Reception to follow.
A month-long shared reading program focused on community building and social fabric, inviting participants to engage in a shared conversation.
A moderated discussion presenting local perspectives from Anyar, Myanmar’s Central Dry Zone on resistance, suffering, and emerging governance structures. Featuring Tay Zar Myo Win and Tint Zaw Hein; moderated by Pamela Kennedy of the Stimson Center. Online-only webinar.
Second session of the five-part study group on Syria's post-conflict political order and trade-offs between legitimacy, inclusion, and stability.
Public seminar presenting findings from Afrobarometer Round 10 (2024–2025) on young Africans' views of democracy, governance and economic prospects. Speakers include Joseph Asunka (CEO, Afrobarometer) and Henrik Urdal (Research Professor, PRIO). The event is in-person at PRIO in Oslo and streamed live online.
Panel on reproductive health, rights, and justice ahead of the midterm elections; held at the FXB Center at Harvard School of Public Health.
A book talk hosted by 38 North with co-authors Kathi Zellweger and Mike Chinoy about humanitarian work in North Korea. Offered in-person and online.
Roger Thurow, Devita Davison, and Catherine Bertini examine why food insecurity persists in America and discuss potential pathways to expand reliable access to food.
Pulitzer Prize recipient and NYT Opinion columnist Nicholas Kristof delivers the Malcolm H. Wiener Lecture and joins a conversation on international political economy.
An immersive dance-ritual fashion performance by Lydia Querian commemorating the arrival of the Sakadas and honoring Filipino plantation laborer history.
Third session of the study group on Syria's reconstruction of political order and governance challenges.
Carnegie Council's flagship Global Ethics Day event convening experts across disciplines to examine re-centering ethics in a fragmented world. Public virtual event.
Fourth session of the five-part study group on Syria's transition, covering trade-offs among stability, inclusion, and capacity.
Online HDP Nexus training delivered across several sessions (28–29 Oct; 4–5 Nov; 12 Nov 2026) aimed at humanitarian, development and peace practitioners.
Final session of the five-part study group on Syria's political transition, led by Ibrahim Al-Assil.
The 22nd International Anti-Corruption Conference will gather global leaders, civil society, and experts to address challenges in combating corruption and defending integrity. The theme, 'Igniting the Power of Integrity,' is aimed at uniting those fighting for good governance and democratic values worldwide. The event will span four days with participants from over 140 countries. Stay tuned for further details on registration and program.