Events

Join us on March 30 to hear from Jay Apt, Professor at Carnegie Mellon University and Co-Director of Carnegie Mellon's Electricity Industry Center. Prof. Apt will be speaking on "Is PJM Procuring Too Much Reserve Generation?”

This is the second session of a three-part study group on improving representation in cities.

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

Understand how executive presence shapes others' perceptions of your leadership ability and come away with practical and customized tools to use during your next presentation.

Join us for a virtual event (via Zoom) with Taubman visiting fellow, David Zipper.

Join us on Tuesday, March 31 at 4:30 PM EST via Zoom for a candid conversation with IOP Spring 2020 Resident Fellow, Rohini Kosoglu, to discuss this week's headlines. RSVP to participate.

A conversation with Don Layton, Joint Center Senior Industry Fellow and former CEO, Freddie Mac and Christopher Herbert, Managing Director, Joint Center for Housing Studies.

A Project on Managing the Atom (MTA) seminar with Joseph Cirincione, president of Ploughshares Fund.

Join a conversation with census experts for an update on the 2020 census and bring your questions on how we can achieve a full count.

Learn how stories tie together cause and effect and help make motivations visible. Participants will learn the real value of surprise and suspense and how plot differs from just an account of what happened.

WAPPP's Thursday Seminar Series ONLINE https://harvard.zoom.us/j/257074245

Learn how to distill your idea, connect with your audience, and get your piece published.

Regulatory Policy Program Lunch Seminar featuring Michael Fitzpatrick, Google

New European defense initiatives represent a generational ambition for bold action. Can Europe effectively improve its defense investments and capabilities? And should the United States support a strong European security and defense policy?

An International Security Program Seminar

A conversation with NBC News White House Correspondent Peter Alexander on covering the White House and the presidency during the Coronavirus pandemic. The conversation will be moderated by Beth Myers, IOP Resident Fellow F ‘13.

Jennifer Weintraub & Pablo Morales Henry - part of the #MeToo Project team @ Schlesinger Library - will lead a discussion on archiving social media & movement data at our second Data & Donuts of the semester.

Join us for a discussion with Kieran Mitton, Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the Department of War Studies, King’s College London. Lunch will be served.

CID Speaker Series