October 2019
Panel: The Israeli Elections and their Impact on US/Israeli Relations
The Jerusalem Fund for Education and Community Development will convene a panel with IPS's Phyllis Bennis, and military, intelligence and foreign affairs analyst Mark Perry, moderated by Dr. Edmund Ghareeb.
Find out more »A New Multilateralism for Shared Prosperity: Achieving a Global Green New Deal
A briefing on: Geneva Principles for a Global Green New Deal, Reforming the Bretton Woods institutions to Support a Global Green New Deal, and the Green New Deal vs. Trump’s NAFTA Deal.
Find out more »Beyond NAFTA 2.0
A public panel that is the release event for "A Progressive Trade Policy for People and Planet."
Find out more »43rd Annual Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Awards
IPS' annual gala lifting up new champions of human rights with awards presented by Rep Ilhan Omar and music by the unapologetically unique, D.C. native Hip Hop artist Tarica June.
Find out more »Radical Equality: Pathways to Reversing Extreme Wealth Inequality
The Festival of New, marking the 100th anniversary of the New School, will host Chuck Collins to speak about this moment of extreme inequality and pathways that can help reverse it and bring us towards a more equitable, regenerative equality.
Find out more »September 2019
Film: Race War
Come for a viewing and discussion of the documentary that examines every level of American society to explore the most explosive issue facing America.
Find out more »Restoring Progressive Taxation and Bringing Wealth Home
Chuck Collins from IPS will speak about inequality the root causes of inequalities of wealth and power across our society and public policies that would effectively reverse the four decades of inequality.
Find out more »What went wrong? The Unexpected Downturn in Korea-Japan Relations
A seminar on the deeper causes of the conflict and whether there is hope for building a new consensus between these two countries, and in the region.
Find out more »Chuck Collins Keynote Talk “Wealthy Come Home”
All are welcome to join Chuck for his Keynote Talk on the Ethics of Economic Inequality, with an invitation for “those of us who hold and control wealth to… come home,” part of the University’s Mercy Heritage Celebration Week.
Find out more »Sheridan Circle Memorial Service 2019
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.
Find out more »Building a Peace Economy – Shrink the Pentagon for People and Planet
Shrink the Pentagon for People and Planet”
Find out more »Lanzamiento Casino del Extractivismo / Launching of Extraction Casino Report
The launch of a report that exposes 38 cases of mining companies that have been filing dozens of multi-million dollar claims against Latin American countries.
Find out more »Book Event: Living and Dying on the Factory Floor
David Ranney discusses his book, Living and Dying on the Factory Floor, which includes discussions on the nature of work; racism, race, and class; the use of immigration policy for social control; and our ability to create a just society.
Find out more »The Future of Water in El Salvador
Join us for an informal conversation with Karen Ramírez from the Salvadoran Association of Humanitarian Aid (Pro-VIDA) Association and a leader in the National Alliance against Water Privatization in El Salvador.
Find out more »Book Release: Tope Folarin’s A Particular Kind of Black Man
Come hear from the writer himself about this blend of autobiographical and fictional elements telling the story of a first-generation Nigerian-American growing up in the US and get your signed copy.
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