Our foreign policy experts take your questions on how a progressive, diplomatic response to the Ukraine crisis is not only possible, but is the only option that will lead to greater safety for Ukraine and the world.
Geographer and book author Julie Klinger will discuss how rare essential earth elements are, where they're found, who is mining them, and whether or not recycling is an adequate solution and what alternatives there are.
A panel of three esteemed organizers, scholars, and movement leaders to prepare for taking to the streets in Washington, DC with the Poor People's Campaign on June 18th.
A discussion with political scientist Bartosz Rydlinski, teacher at Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw and co-founder of the Polish social democratic think tank Ignacy Daszynski.
Leading Philippine scholars and practitioners will analyze how Filipinos got to this moment; what the responses are on the ground; and what this all means for Philippine, regional, and global democracy and human rights.
Singh, an Assistant Professor in International Development at the International Institute of Social Studies in The Hague will explain the major players in the global supply chain of rare earth elements and how the production and distribution of these minerals is changing.
Ashish Kothari, Dorothy Guerrero, Katharine Nora Farrell, and Josh Farley discuss the flaws of a growth-based model of development.
Join two of the world’s leading analysts and peace movement figures to make sense of this fluid and dangerous landscape and their prescriptions for how our movements should respond.
IPS' National Priorities Project Program Director, Lindsay Koshgarian is one of 3 panelists for this Plenary 3 of Veterans for Peace 2022 Online Convention.
IPS' Foreign Policy In Focus Director, John Feffer will speak about the "Current Conflict" and "Future Peace" between North and South Korea.
Co-sponsored by the EcoSocial Pact of the South and the Global Just Transition project of the Institute for Policy Studies, with Spanish/English interpretation
Through multimedia presentation, group dialogue, and interactive exercises led by IPS's Netfa Freeman, participants will learn what it will take to win community control over the police in a given locale and how to start a campaign to achieve it.
The Institute for Policy Studies proudly steps up to be a community sponsor for the 9th Anniversary Gala – Anger to Action!
Join us to talk with special guests about the recent midterm elections, their implications on foreign policy, and what work is left to be done.
A multimedia workshop with interactive exercises, dynamic peer sharing, and fun pop quizzing of the facilitator to learn about creating compelling experiences for social change.