Events

Ted Halstead, Chairman and CEO of the Climate Leadership Council, will visit HKS to present on "A Climate Solution Where All Sides Win."

An Inequality Seminar by Robert Vargas, Neubauer Family Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Chicago

Anne Pollock (King's College, London) discusses "Race and Biopolitics in Twenty-First Century America."

Intelligence Project Lunch with Tamir Pardo

Join us for a discussion with Alex Hertel-Fernandez, author of State Capture: How Conservative Activists, Big Businesses, and Wealthy Donors Reshaped the American States -- and the Nation

Conversation with Daron Acemoglu

Study Group with IOP Fall 2019 Resident Fellow Bob Cohn and Ta-Nehisi Coates Ta-Nehisi Coates (author and journalist; national correspondent, The Atlantic)

A conversation with UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore

Towards Life 3.0: Ethics and Technology in the 21st Century Speaker Series

Former President of Poland Lech Wa??sa will deliver a public address on the history and transformation of European politics.

On September 30, Peru's President Vizcarra dissolved congress amid political controversy and broad popular support. The outcome of a long confrontation between the two branches of government has transformed the Peruvian political landscape.

Art and Culture Caucus and Crimson Poets' Society invite you to Open Mic Night themed on belonging and emceed by Prof McCarthy. You can interpret the theme liberally and attendees who don't want to perform but come as audience are welcome too!

Join a conversation with Ricardo Hausmann and Ermal Frasheri on the Growth Lab's work in Albania.

Learn what makes a good and effective memo.

Study Group with Tim Massad, M-RCBG Senior Fellow and former Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission

Join us for hands-on workshop with Ramya Raghavan, the current lead for civics and news outreach at Google, to build your media literacy.

Final session of the Planes, Trains, Automobiles, Buses, and Bikes Series

A live simulation of a White House National Security Council meeting during a major national security crisis

Women in Power: Storytelling night accross degree programs

This symposium will explore opportunities and challenges in building a food system that delivers a healthy diet to meet the double burden of malnutrition.

A Project on Managing the Atom seminar with Jane Vaynman, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Temple University.

The Social Innovation + Change Initiative is pleased to welcome LaTosha Brown, 2019 IOP Fellow and Co-founder of Black Voters Matter Fund, for a workshop on how to mobilize communities to build a movement for social change.

Panel Discussion with David Sanger, Bill Harlow, and Suzanne Kelly

Attend a workshop with Arianna Mazzeo to learn how to identify systemic challenges for public policy changes.

Join us at the Forum for the Democratic presidential primary debate from Atlanta, Georgia.

WAPPP's Thursday Seminar Series

This seminar will be given by Prof. Manuel Trajtenberg, Eitan Berglas School of Economics, Tel Aviv University

PEPG Education Policy Colloquium

Dr. Jean Rogers will share her insights having spanned multiple roles in the sustainable investing movement and her perspective 10 years in on what the movement has accomplished, where it is going, and what more is needed to create meaningful change.

An International Security Program Brown Bag Seminar

A how-to discussion with four succesful women in finance

Join us and the Harvard Kennedy School Black Student Union for a discussion of the survey results from the 5th annual "Power of the Sister Vote” and how the priorities of Black women voters may shape key dimensions of the 2020 races.

The Warren and Anita Manshel Lecture in American Foreign Policy

The Project on Managing the Atom (MTA) invites you to a screening of "Dr. Strangelove," immediately followed by a discussion and Q&A session with “NUKEMAP” creator and historian Prof. Alex Wellerstein.

Alessandra Seiter - Knowledge Services Librarian @ HKS - will lead a discussion on smart cities and resistance at our 4th Data & Donuts session of Fall 2019.

CID Speaker Series

Join Jesse Turiel, Ash Center China Energy Postdoctoral Fellow AY 2019-2021, for a discussion about his research on Chinese air quality reports and discrepancies in local Chinese government and U.S embassy data.