Events

Join us for the second Spring 2020 Energy Policy Seminar, featuring MIT's Richard Schmalensee. Professor Schmalensee will be reporting on some preliminary results from the MIT Energy Initiative’s Future of Storage project.

?We will focus on defining problems and applying analysis to make memos persuasive and actionable.

Join us for lunch to learn about properity metrics on education, environment, health, and other pillars in society

The reduction of black carbon is often referred to as a ‘win-win’ for climate and air quality. Unfortunately, black carbon is only a tiny portion of total particulate matter.

Learn the secrets of the most productive writers, and build toward a better writing process. This workshop will give you the perspective you need to get started writing...and to finish the projects you start.

Study Group with IOP Resident Fellow Tiffany Cross, Co-Founder and Managing Editor, The Beat DC.

Study Group with IOP Resident Fellow Gov. Bill Walker, Governor of Alaska, Independent (2014-2018)

Towards Life 3.0: Ethics and Technology in the 21st Century talk series

A conversation with Joseph S. Nye Jr., University Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus at Harvard Kennedy School, and Ambassador Wendy R. Sherman, Director of the Center for Public Leadership, examining the role of ethics in foreign policy from FDR to

Don Baer, Spring 2020 Walter Shorenstein Fellow, in conversation with Nancy Gibbs.

Session one of a four-part study group examining the struggles and successes of the U.S. labor movement.

The United States incarcerates a higher fraction of its population than any other country in the world.

Program on U.S.-Japan Relations Seminar

Study Group with IOP Resident Fellow Mark Harvey, Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Resilience Policy, National Security Council (2018-2020).

Study Group with IOP Resident Fellow Rohini Kosoglu, Chief of Staff, Kamala Harris For The People Presidential Campaign and U.S. Senator Kamala D. Harris (2017-2019).

The panel will discuss the influence of some ideas and concepts associated to the American legal culture in the changes in the Brazilian Labor and Employment law in the last few years.

Join the Institute of Politics to watch the coverage of New Hampshire and wait for results from the First in the Nation primary.

To write for a publication, you need to pique an editors’ interested in your work. Here is a hands-on guide for how to develop, write, and pitch your article ideas.

Human Rights in Hard Places talk series

Intelligence Project panel discussion with Norm Roule, Bern Hudson, and Kristin Wood

Part of the speaker series on misinformation, co-sponsored by the NULab at Northeastern University.

What can local governments do to address the nation’s ongoing rental affordability crisis?

Study Group with M-RCBG Senior Fellow Paul Sheard

Seminar in Environmental Economics and Policy

You're invited to a student-organized event about the future of democracy in Mongolia.

Study Group with IOP Resident Fellow Tara Setmayer, CNN, ABC Political Commentator and GOP Congressional Communications Director (2006-2013).

Study Group with IOP Resident Fellow Lord Darroch, British Ambassador to the United States (2016-2019).

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A talk by Dr. Jeanette Fielding, Chief Corporate Affairs & Communications Officer at Upfield

WAPPP's Thursday Seminar Series

A conversation on Boston housing innovations with Sheila Dillon and Taylor Cain

A conversation with Sheila Dillon and Taylor Cain to discuss how Boston is focusing on housing.

A seminar with Steve Monroe, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Middle East Initiative and PhD in Politics, Princeton University. Part of the MEI Research Fellows Seminar Series.

An International Security Program Brown Bag Seminar

This IOP event is the second Forum in our 2020 Election series featuring embedded reporters sharing stories from the presidential campaign trail. We will reflect on the outcome of the New Hampshire primary with national political reporters who are coverin

Join Amit Kapoor as he shares details of the 5-year research initiative implementing the Growth Lab's methodologies in India.

Lam Thuy Vo - Senior Reporter @ BuzzFeed News - will lead a discussion on data journalism at our first Data & Donuts session of Spring 2020.

CID Speaker Series

The humanitarian crisis in Yemen remains the worst in the world. Nearly five years of armed conflict and severe economic decline are driving the country to the brink of famine and exacerbating needs in all sectors. An estimated 80 per cent of the populati

In light of the novel Coronavirus and its rapid spread across one of the most populated nations in the world, Robert Delaney will be able to give him some insight into its impact on China and the world, and what the outbreak has shown us about politics.