A conversation with Érika Patricia Guerra Escalante on "The role of U.S. policy in the current situation."
Come learn and, organize with us for Justice from DC to the Congo.
You’re invited to a champagne reception with Gus Speth, as he discusses and signs his new book about "Reflections on race, environment, politics, and living on the front lines of change."
The Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) and Resist invite you to this celebration of "Five Decades of Supporting Grassroots Movements."
The Washington Peace Center will feature IPS' Phyllis Bennis at a teach-in to discuss these and other questions on Veterans' Day to stop the next war now!
Social activists of the Washington, DC Metropolitan invite you to a panel on the "Significance and Prospects for a New Burkina Faso and a New Africa."
On this panel discussion IPS' Netfa Freeman will contribute information addressing The Cuban 5, Black August and the movement to free all political prisoners.
Institute for Policy Studies and Colombia Human Rights Committee host a delegation from Corporación Nuevo Arco Iris in Colombia
As DC residents voted overwhelmingly for marijuana legalization, this panel, moderated by Sanho Tree of IPS' Drug Policy Project, will discuss next steps for D.C.'s marijuana legalization initiative.
IPS' Inequality & The Common Good, Center for Economic and Policy Research, Teaching for Change Bookstore, and Busboys present Eileen Appelbaum and Rosemary Batt to discuss and sign their new book about, "When Wall Street Manages Main Street."
Join IPS' Drug Poicy Project and many others for a book release and signing with author Todd Miller, discussing "Dispatches from the Frontlines of Homeland Security."
An IPS and Community Cinema preview that features the story of a filmmaker who returns to the scene of the crime to explore why he became a bank robber as a teenager.
A discussion focusing on how we can move forward construtively to challenge systemic police brutality against black men and women in America.
A conversation about U.S. policy in the Pacific and the social movements that are challenging militarism in the region, featuring Ko Youkyoung and Raymond Palatino.
A delegation to DC organized by Mothers Against Police Brutality, Hands Up DC, the National Congress of Black Women and CODEPINK