Robert Alvarez
Few public scholars in history have done more either “inside” or “outside” than our nuclear policy expert, Robert “Bob” Alvarez. Read some of his memoirs about his work.
Alice and George
How a brilliant epidemiologist kept herself honest with the help of a gifted mathematician.
The Medic
The trials of an Army medic — and lessons for the years to come.
Coal and Water
A clash between ranchers, farmers, and pipeline executives in an arid corner of South Dakota.
Beyond the Headlights
The tangled politics of protecting the water rights of Indigenous communities.
Paul Jacobs and the Nuclear Gang
A movement-building effort to get justice for victims of the nuclear arms race.
Hanford
A decades-long effort to clean up one of the most profoundly contaminated nuclear “sacrifice zones” on the planet.
Fact Sheet: A Moral Budget Versus a War Budget
Build Back Better and the National Defense Authorization Act represent diametrically opposed views of how to address the challenges of our time: a moral budget vs a war budget. Congress: Which side are you on?
Remembering IPS Associate Fellow Steve Cobble
One of the country’s leading progressive political strategists and visionaries, Cobble never stopped believing that ‘a better world is possible.’
Open Letter to the Biden Administration on the Need for a Pandemic Pivot
It’s urgent not to return to the previous status quo. It’s time for creative thinking and bold action.
Tommy Raskin: An Exception to All the Rules
The former intern and member of the IPS family was a bright intellectual light who is already sorely missed.
IPS launching search for new Executive Director
The IPS Board is excited to engage you in the search for a new IPS Executive Director.
Join us for the 44th Annual Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Awards
Join us as we commemorate the 44th anniversary of the assassinations of Orlando Letelier and Ronni Karpen Moffitt and to honor the heroes of today who provide hope during challenging times.
A message from John and Kathleen
IPS has pivoted our work to address the pandemic and economic crisis, and to deepen our work in partnership with movements challenging systemic racism.
A message from IPS’s Executive Director, John Cavanagh
In these uncertain times it’s hard to know what to do. At IPS, we’re doing everything we can to help those in need.