IPS's Netfa Freeman speaks about the 2016 report of the United Nations Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent from their fact finding mission assessing human rights conditions of African/Black people in the U.S.
A commemoration of the monumental life of Thomas Sankara by shining a light on the vibrant Pan-African movements unfolding in the global African community 30 years after his assasination.
A forum co-sponsored by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UNL and the Winter Lecture Series of the Unitarian Church to understand why it matters that some have so very much while others have very little.
As Trump is creating dangerous confrontations with North Korea and Iran, while increasing militarization in our streets, join us to target his military contractor cronies profiting from the chaos!
A conference on the role of Virginia Faith Communities to help to end the violence and militarization.
On the European United Left-Nordic Green Left's first panel, Challenging Injustice & Inequality, Institute for Policy Studies Associate Fellow Manuel P. Rocha, will talk about trade policy under Trump.
This conference will unpack how international political patterns have changed in the transition from Obama to the current president and whether or not Donald Trump is a passing phenomenon or a harbinger of a more permanent shift in global politics.
IPS's Netfa Freeman will be one 3 featured panelists in the conference plenary, "AFRICOM / Invasion of Africa."
Join this deeply educational panel discussion and celebration of "Pan-Africanism and Decolonization Today: Lessons from the historic 1958 Conference.
IPS Fellow Phyllis Bennis will speak on how the post-World War II relative peace in the powerful countries of the global north never meant peace for the rest of the world and implications under Trump.
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 UUJEC invites you to learn more about how to be an effective organizer featuring exciting speakers lwho work for justice reform, racial equity, and a more just economic system.
Learn how you can "Shifting Money from the Global Casino Economy to Invest in Resilient Communities and Reduce Inequality."
IPS's National Priorities Project Director, Lindsay Koshgarian will be a panelist at the Global Injustice Conference.
IPS's Phyllis Bennis is among panelists at the conference taking stock of the political landscape after the midterm election, charting the path towards a unified progressive movement and confronting U.S. militarism, particularly the dangers of nuclear war and of war with Iran, Korea, and Russia.