The Current Legal Terrain for Greenhouse Gas Removal in the UK and EU
Explore the legal landscape of greenhouse gas removal in the UK and EU, examining current policies and regulations shaping carbon dioxide reduction efforts.
Great Power Competition and Disruptive Technologies in the Modern Era
Explore how disruptive technologies shape great power competition and NATO's role in navigating evolving political landscapes in the era of AI, quantum computing, and synthetic biology.
Disruptors, American Challenges, and Climate Activism - Aspen Ideas Festival 2024
Innovative tech leaders, political analysts, and activists discuss AI, societal challenges, and climate action in a thought-provoking series of conversations exploring critical issues shaping our world.
Slow Growth and the Cost of Debt - World Bank's Global Economic Outlook
Explore the complex global economic landscape with World Bank Chief Economist Indermit Gill. Gain insights on slow growth, debt challenges, and the latest economic outlook from leading experts.
Civic Coding - A Framework for Democratic Tech
Explore a framework for democratic technology, emphasizing civic engagement and ethical development in the digital age.
Wars and Rumors of Wars - Implications for Domestic Critical Infrastructure
Explore the implications of Volt Typhoon's cyber attacks on critical infrastructure and discuss appropriate responses for organizations and individuals facing such threats.
NIS 2 Directive Overview - Cybersecurity Regulations and Implications
Comprehensive overview of the NIS 2 Directive, exploring its impact on cybersecurity regulations and practices across Europe, presented by a national cyber security expert.
The World's Hidden Helpers - Redefining Public Service Impact
Discover the vital role of public servants in society, challenging stereotypes and exploring their impact on community well-being through values-led service and dedication.
What Immigration Flags About Hyphenated-American Identity
Exploring flags as powerful symbols of culture and identity, with focus on their significance for immigrants and marginalized groups seeking belonging in America.
Poverty as an Industry - Dismantling Structural Inequalities
Critique of Sustainable Development Goals, advocating for redefining poverty and implementing reparative economics to address global inequalities and promote well-being-focused alternative frameworks.
Managing a City - Logistics and Goals of Running Cupertino
Explore the intricacies of city management in Silicon Valley with Mayor Sheila Mohan, as she shares insights on budgeting, program implementation, and fostering a diverse workforce in Cupertino.
The Potential Impact of the EU Cyber Resilience Act on Open Source Development and Contribution
Explore the EU Cyber Resilience Act's potential effects on open source development, presented by Mirko Boehm from Linux Foundation Europe at OSADL 2024.
Decolonize, Indigenize and Africanize the Stomach
Reconnecting with ancestral diets to combat chronic diseases, empower communities, and celebrate African culinary heritage while creating economic opportunities through indigenous food farming.
Why We Are Stronger Under a Democracy
Explore how equity strengthens democracy, as Dr. Crichlow shares inspiring stories of community courage and collaboration to protect shared values and uplift all voices.
Can Democracy Still Work? - Examining Threats to Democratic Institutions
Explore how authoritarianism threatens democratic institutions and the space for possibility they create, with insights from award-winning journalist and podcast host Jenn White.
The Myth of Nuclear Weapons - Stories Through the Mushroom Cloud
Explore the human stories behind nuclear disarmament efforts and the vision for a nuclear-free world with ICAN's Deputy Director, offering insights into global diplomacy and hope for a safer future.
Why Does International Law Matter?
Explore the significance of international law with experts Johns and Ozsut, examining its impact on global politics, diplomacy, and conflict resolution.
International Economic Law for a Multipolar World
Explore how shifts in global power dynamics are reshaping international economic law and its future development in an increasingly multipolar world.
Can Math Help Repair Democracy?
Explore how computer simulations and mathematical models can fix flaws in US democracy, from detecting gerrymandering to predicting alternative voting methods' impact.
Democracy in Action: Making an Impact in Your Own Backyard
Discover strategies for effective community engagement and civic impact. Learn to navigate political landscapes, find common ground, and build lasting relationships to drive meaningful change in your local area.
Populism Beyond the Far Right: From Anti-Populism to Green Articulations - Guest Lecture
Explore populism beyond far-right associations, examining its core features and intersection with green politics. Gain insights into anti-populism, discursive-performative approaches, and the potential of populist style in climate crisis communication.