Why Politics Are Getting in the Way of Real Discourse
Insightful discussion on GOP priorities, political discourse, and national challenges, featuring former Congressman Will Hurd's perspectives on immigration, security, and bipartisan solutions.
Virtual 2021 Aspen Security Forum - Day 1
Explore global security challenges with world leaders at the Aspen Security Forum. Gain insights on critical national security issues through non-partisan discussions and expert analysis.
Doom: The Politics of Catastrophe
Explore the politics of catastrophe with historian Niall Ferguson, discussing historical disasters and their implications for modern crises and global security challenges.
Our Essential Work: Immigrants and Rural Economies Weathering the Pandemic Together
Explore how rural communities and immigrant populations collaborate to overcome pandemic challenges, featuring insights from Maine, California, and Kansas.
Improving Democracy Through Technology - Online Political Ads and Policy Proposals
Explore how technology can enhance democratic processes, addressing challenges like online political ads and automated advocacy while proposing innovative policy solutions and regulatory approaches.
Modernizing Public Benefits - Benefits21 Financial Resilience Series Part 1
Experts discuss innovative approaches to redesign public benefits, focusing on household financial resilience and people-centric solutions. Explores opportunities for scaling and modernizing benefit systems.
Dispatches from the Front Lines of American Democracy
Elected officials from diverse regions discuss community challenges, public concerns, and visions for the future, offering insights into the complexities of American democracy.
Arts and Government - Exploring Policy and Cultural Impact
Explore the intersection of arts and government with insights from Senator Tom Udall, Melody Barnes, and Damian Woetzel in this thought-provoking discussion on cultural policy and advocacy.
What Makes an American? The Culture of Citizenship
Explore the evolving nature of American citizenship through diverse perspectives on culture, immigration, and identity. Experts discuss how art, policy, and activism shape the concept of being American.
Science Legislative Fellow Advisors for State Legislatures
Insights on science policy fellowships in state legislatures, highlighting their value, benefits, and diverse structures. Explores the role of scientists in policymaking and the rewards of such positions.
Effects of Federal Immigration Policy on US Science and All Scientists
Explore the impact of US immigration policies on scientific leadership, focusing on historical contributions, current challenges for international scientists, and strategies to support global talent in research.
Path to Production: Sustainable Compliance in Strict Environments
Discover strategies for achieving sustainable compliance in highly regulated environments, focusing on DoD practices using Big Bang, Iron Bank, and Kyverno for faster, secure-by-default Kubernetes deployments.
Public Service Journeys - From Hacking Culture to Government Cybersecurity
Explore diverse journeys from military to hacking, and from hacking to government, highlighting how varied experiences strengthen cybersecurity efforts and protect the public.
Separating Fact from Fiction: The Realities of Working in Government
Candid discussion on working in government: dispelling myths, sharing experiences, and highlighting rewards of public service. Insights from experts in various agencies.
What is Your Mission? - Diversity in Government
Jason Richberg shares his unique perspective as a person of color in government, discussing challenges faced and the importance of diversity in political representation for local communities and the nation.
The Voice to Parliament - Why Yes Is Not Enough
Karinda Burns, a First Nations law academic, discusses the complexities of recognizing Indigenous Australians in the Constitution and the challenges surrounding the referendum question.
Reconsidering the Notion of Government - A New Perspective
Dr. Nader Ganji proposes viewing government as a complex system of interacting ministries rather than individual leaders, challenging traditional perspectives on governance and policy-making.
Location - Its Role in Solving Urban Issues Facing Our World
Exploring the crucial role of location data in urban decision-making, from resource management to emergency response, highlighting its potential to address global urban challenges.
Convictions, Compromise, and the Search for Common Ground
Renowned lawyers discuss crossing political divides, finding common ground, and combating polarization in today's partisan era, emphasizing the importance of compromise and collaboration.
How States Support and Strengthen Local Leadership
Explore strategies for states to empower and enhance local leadership, fostering stronger communities and more effective governance at the grassroots level.
A Better City for Who? - Open, Collaborative, and Distributed Governance for DC Residents
Exploring open, collaborative governance for inclusive urban development. Discusses innovative approaches to city management that prioritize citizen outcomes and cross-sector partnerships, with a focus on benefiting underserved communities.