How to Fight and Win an Information War
Explore strategies to combat autocracy through information warfare, drawing insights from history and innovative approaches to defend and promote democracy globally.
Our 1939 Moment: Will We Fight for the Free World Again?
Explore the global conflict between authoritarianism and democracy through a journalist's lens. Gain insights into pivotal geopolitical events and their impact on our world's future.
European History and European Lives: 1715 to 1914 - Napoleon Bonaparte - The Great Courses
Explore Napoleon Bonaparte's impact on European history, from military innovations to societal transformations, in this detailed examination of his life, leadership, and lasting legacy.
Abraham Lincoln and the Struggle for Democracy - A Lens on Present Day America
Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Jon Meacham explores Lincoln's leadership during the Civil War, offering insights into contemporary challenges and the complexities of American democracy.
How to Stand Up to a Dictator - Defending Press Freedom and Democracy
Nobel laureate Maria Ressa discusses defending press freedom against autocracy, exploring the impact of technology on democracy, and strategies for combating disinformation in the digital age.
Azar Nafisi on the Transformative Power of Literature
Azar Nafisi explores literature's power to resist tyranny and safeguard democracy, drawing from her experiences in Iran and the US to emphasize fiction's vital role in democratic societies.
Addressing Trust as an Element of Media and Democracy
Explore the role of trust in democracy and media, examining findings from the Knight Commission report and discussing solutions to restore public confidence in democratic institutions.
Investing in Our Future Workers - Empowering Youth and Fostering Entrepreneurship
Empowering young workers through entrepreneurship, financial support, and narrative change to create a more inclusive and democratic workforce.
Press Freedom at Risk: How the Pandemic is Threatening Truthtelling Around the World
Explore how the COVID-19 pandemic impacts press freedom globally, examining threats to truthful reporting and the implications for democracy and informed societies.
Might the Past Inform Our Future? Presidential Lessons for American Democracy
Explore insights from presidential history with Jon Meacham, examining leadership, politics, and democracy in America through the lens of past presidencies and their relevance to current affairs.
Democracy, Citizenship and Literacy - Panel Discussion on Media Trust
Exploring media literacy, civic engagement, and trust in democracy. Panel discusses strategies to combat misinformation and enhance critical thinking skills in the digital age.
Restoring the American Dream Through Big Data
Exploring how big data can revitalize the American Dream, addressing economic mobility challenges and proposing data-driven solutions for societal improvement.
Deep Dive: Trust, Media, and American Democracy
Explore the complex relationship between media, trust, and democracy in America. Experts discuss accountability, misinformation, and potential solutions to restore faith in journalism and protect democratic integrity.
Who Needs Truth? An Evening of Politics and Performance
Explore the concept of truth in politics through debate, performances, and readings led by Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel, featuring renowned actors, poets, and activists.
Local News and Its Importance to Democracy
Explore the critical role of local news in democracy, its challenges, and innovative solutions with two journalism leaders reinventing the field for sustainability and public engagement.
Diagnosing the Information Disorder - Causes, Impacts, and Solutions
Explore the roots of America's "fake news" problem, its impact on society, and potential solutions. Experts discuss social media's role, journalism, education, and strategies to combat misinformation.
How Are Our Information Ecosystems Holding Up? A Post-Election Check-in
Experts discuss the resilience of news organizations and social media platforms in handling information during an unprecedented election, examining challenges and implications for media ecosystems.
The Bill of Rights at 225 - Why History Matters
Explore the enduring significance of the US Constitution's first ten amendments, their adoption, and contemporary relevance with David Rubenstein and Jeffrey Rosen.
Information Disorder and the 2022 Midterm Elections - A Post Mortem
Experts discuss strategies to combat disinformation in elections, exploring its mechanisms, recognition, and weaponization by various actors, while examining the impact on trust and cybersecurity.
The American Historical Narrative: Perspectives from Gordon-Reed and Meacham
Pulitzer Prize winners discuss American history, democracy, and public service, offering insights on key figures and events that shaped the nation's narrative.
The "Uniquely Stupid" Decade - Social Media's Impact on American Society
Exploring social media's impact on American society, structural stupidity, and potential reforms to address misinformation and political polarization in the digital age.