A virtual presentation and interactive discussion with IPS's Basav Sen, on the politics, process, and outcome of COP26, and the relationship between U.S. negotiating positions and its domestic and international climate policies.
In conversation with Khury Petersen-Smith about her new book, Dr. Maha Hilal will discuss solidarity against both the domestic and overseas aspects of the War on Terror.
Three Russian experts provide a report from the frontlines of Russia's climate crisis.
A panel discussion on the new strategies that extractive industry corporations have developed to secure and expand their operations despite organized resistance to mining, drilling, and other megaprojects.
Three experts analyze the economic and energy challenges facing India, the domestic movements for environmental justice, and the place the country occupies in the global effort against climate change.
Join Grannies for Peace and special guests for a webinar about how U.S. sanctions starve Afghans and on ending this continuing war.
Four experts from Latin America, Europe, and the United States assess the effects and challenges for the Global South of treaties and policy agreements to address climate change.
The second in RootsAction's educational series that will explore out-of-control Pentagon spending and the military budget and why it's important for candidates to understand.
IPS National Priorities Project Outreach Coordinator, Lorah Steichen joins a panel in a webinar providing an overview of environmental justice concerns pertaining to the U.S. military, centering the voices of those in the struggle.
IPS Fellow Phyllis Bennis joins Indi Samarajiva to explore the many dimensions of the Ukraine crisis and the effects it is having on a world order already seeing massive, “tectonic”-level shifts in the balance of power.
Writers LIVE!, the flagship author event series of the Friends of Palm Beach County Library System hosts authors Robin Broad and John Cavanagh.
IPS 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.
Featured guests will discuss options for peace that include neutrality for Ukraine, humanitarian aid for refugees, an international security agreement, status of the secessionist regions in the Donbas, Russian reparations for Ukraine and an off-ramp for lifting sanctions on Russia.
Three experts will look at what the Biden administration has done, hasn’t done, and still could do to implement transformative climate action towards a Green New Deal in the United States.
Join the Institute for Policy Studies, Food and Water Watch, Greenpeace USA, Public Citizen, the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, and the Wallace Global Fund for a conversation with Maude Barlow, on the release of her new book about her lifetime of fighting the good fight and often winning tangible results.