Covering Immigration: A Resource for Journalists
Nieman Foundation tends to work with Journalists to advance important conversations on various beats in the industry.
Birth and the Nation - A Fictional History of Immigration - Stephanie DeGooyer - Radcliffe Institute
Exploring how novels can challenge traditional notions of nationality and birth, offering alternative perspectives on citizenship and immigration for a more inclusive global society.
Leading Change: The Convergence of Politics and Policy
Explore political leadership and policy implementation with Elaine Kamarck, discussing government reform, effective decision-making, and lessons from major initiatives like healthcare reform.
Public Administration
Comprehensive exploration of public administration concepts, theories, and practices, covering governance, accountability, planning, and administrative approaches in India and globally.
U.S. Government and Politics by CrashCourse
In 50 videos, Craig Benzine (aka WeezyWaiter) teaches you U.S. government and politics! The course is based on the 2014 AP U.S. Government and Politics curriculum.
Assessing the Water and Agricultural Resources of Northern Australia
Comprehensive assessment of water and agricultural resources in Northern Australia, exploring investment opportunities, economic considerations, and ecological impacts.
Modernizing Security for Government Datacenters
Explore advanced security capabilities and automation for modernizing government datacenters, leveling the cybersecurity playing field with Microsoft Cloud Security tools powered by Azure.
What Is It Like to Be Inside the American Immigration System Today?
Explore the challenges faced by immigrants in the US today, from daily struggles to systemic issues, through insights from experts and personal experiences.
Cyber Resilience Strategy - Safe, Secure and Prosperous Scotland, Kate Forbes
Explore Scotland's digital strategy, cybersecurity initiatives, and data science efforts for inclusive growth, with insights on engaging youth and supporting educators and public sector.
The Harvard Campaign Launch - President's Remarks on Shaping the University's Future
Inspiring address by Harvard's President on the university's future, emphasizing innovation, global impact, and the enduring value of liberal arts education.
Ask What You Can Do - Inspiring Public Service
Engaging discussion on public service careers featuring diverse perspectives from military, politics, and law enforcement. Explores motivations, challenges, and personal experiences in serving the public.
Conflicts Over Science and Policy at the EPA - Environmental Challenges and Future Directions
Explore challenges facing environmental science and policy in the U.S., including EPA changes, regulatory rollbacks, and their public health implications. Experts discuss impacts and potential steps forward.
Adoption of Effective Practices in Schools - Todd Rogers - Radcliffe Institute
Explore randomized control trials for scalable interventions in education, focusing on increasing adoption of welfare-enhancing practices and innovations in schools.
Coming Attractions - Death or Utopia in the Next Three Decades
Experts explore potential futures for 2030 and 2050, discussing global challenges, technological advancements, and possible solutions to create a more sustainable and equitable world.
Opportunities & New Frontiers in Building Energy Efficiency
Discover opportunities in building energy efficiency with Stanford experts. Learn to analyze projects, integrate data-driven insights, and lead transformation in the construction and energy industries.
Harnessing Data for Social Impact - Empowering Communities through Visualization and Social Computing
Explore innovative tools combining visualization, HCI, and AI to empower communities in addressing complex societal issues like urban planning and climate change, fostering inclusive decision-making.
Energy Policy: Instruments, Power Dynamics, and Current US Trends
Explore energy policy instruments, power dynamics, and recent US federal and state initiatives. Learn to stay informed about evolving energy policies and their impacts.
Introduction to Black Studies - Spring 2017
Explore Black Studies through interdisciplinary lens, examining neoliberalism, history, language, and social justice. Gain insights from Noam Chomsky and student perspectives on critical issues and empowerment.
Nineteenth-Century Cities - Urban Growth and Social Change in Europe and America
Explore 19th-century urbanization, class segregation, and city development through the lens of European history, with a focus on Paris as a case study of urban transformation and social dynamics.
The Collapse of Communism and Global Challenges - Lecture 24
Explore the fall of communism, its aftermath in Europe, and global challenges like nationalism, immigration, and human rights in this insightful lecture on post-Cold War developments.
Immigration in Modern France - Challenges and Consequences
Explore France's challenges with EU integration, xenophobia, and suburban unrest. Examine threats to national identity and the struggle to uphold ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity in modern France.