The main event in a week of meetings and events between Cuban and U.S. health care professionals about the impact of the blockade on health and how to end a policy that helps no one.
As a proud co-sponsor the Institute for Policy Studies invites you to join us for this special musical performance featuring vocalist Fadi Jano! and benefiting UNRWA USA's vital work for Palestine refugees.
Please join us to remember Orlando Letelier and Ronni Karpen Moffitt, who were assassinated on this site in 1976 by agents of the Pinochet dictatorship.
A reading in conjunction with the Todas Las Manos mural panels and artist Francisco Letelier now on display at Poets and Busboys /Brookland, in unison with other poets, musicians, and artists around the world in promoting peace, sustainability, and justice.
The Institute for Policy Studies joins this unique showcase of the work of Palestinian filmmakers and artists for audiences in Washington, DC Metropolitan area.
IPS's Chuck Collins will be part of a Workshop on "Closing the Wealth Gap on a Finite Planet" and a presentation on "How Equity is the Underappreciated Cornerstone of a Sustainable Society."
Phyllis Bennis speaks on US Foreign Policy, Wars and Terrorism at the 72nd United Nations Anniversary Banquest of the Global Learning Center of Wichita.
Come to the book launch with co-author Marc Fasanella, whose new book showcases the vibrant images of social conscience of his renowned father, Ralph Fasanella the activist whose megaphone was his paintbrush.
Come eat, drink, flip U.S. empire under Trump, and be entertained by the IPS public players’ 18th annual holiday skit.
Join us for an evening of songs of resistance.
Come out for a book signing and discussion of the role poetry plays in movements for social change with drinks and light appetizers.
Join one of IPS’s closest allies, Split This Rock, for a three-day festival celebrating 10 years of poetry, witness, and resistance, featuring some of the most visionary voices of our time.
A DC premiere movie that is an intense and timely political satire that provocatively takes on issues of race, class and power, followed by popular education style interaction with attendees.
Come out for this talk and book signing with Msia Clark about the use of hip-hop in protest, both as a means of articulating social problems and as a tool for mobilizing listeners around those problems.
A Jewish Voice for Peace DC fundraiser for the DC Palestinian Film & Arts Festival, delving into the importance and the power dynamics inherent in storytelling.