The Future of the Korean Peninsula
Online Zoom EventIPS' Foreign Policy In Focus Director, John Feffer will speak about the "Current Conflict" and "Future Peace" between North and South Korea.
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Events
State of the World 2022
Online Zoom EventThe Transnational Institute (TNI) will bring together some of the best scholar activists worldwide with a truly internationalist analysis to offer their understanding of the dynamics and strategies to achieve system change.
An Unhealed Wound: Sabra-Shatila at 40
Busboys & Poets (5th & K) 450 K Street NW, Washington, DCJoin us to mark the important 40 year memorial of this tragic massacre of 400 to several thousand Palestinians, many of them kids and babies, at refugee camps in Beirut shortly after Israel's 1982 invasion.
The Future of China’s Green Revolution
Online Zoom EventSeveral experts on Chinese energy and environment will explain what prospects for U.S.-China cooperation exist on climate and energy issues, the impact of the war in Ukraine on Chinese policy and China's Belt & Road Initiative.
What Climate Debt Does the North Owe the South?
Online Zoom EventCo-sponsored by the EcoSocial Pact of the South and the Global Just Transition project of the Institute for Policy Studies, with Spanish/English interpretation
The Ballot and Community Control Over Police
Online Zoom EventThrough 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.
Colonialism, Compradors & The Militarized Crisis of Capitalism in Africa
Zoom WebinarJoin the kick-off event for the 3rd International Month of Action Against AFRICOM (U.S. Africa Command) organized by the Black Alliance for Peace, with analysis from African organizers in hotspots on the ground in Africa.
Ukraine War – Russia, China & the United States
Online Zoom EventThe Ukraine War has become increasingly dangerous with nuclear threats and the commitments being made for a long war. It has also deepened and accelerated the Russian-Chinese military and economic “partnership” with enormous consequences for the world, not least the increasingly confrontational U.S.-Chinese competition for Asia-Pacific hegemony. Join us for this discussion with Rajan Menon, […]
46th Annual Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Awards
Friends Meeting of Washington, DC 2111 Decatur Place NW, Washington, DCIPS returns to in-person an Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Gala, and invites you to honor our fallen heroes Orlando Letelier and Ronni Karpen Moffitt and the heroes of today who provide hope during challenging times.
IMF Policy and Governance in the Context of the ‘Poly-Crisis.’ What Next?
IPS Conference Room 1301 Connecticut Avenue, NW, 6th Floor, Washington, DCA debate on the urgent reforms of the IMF’s governance structures.
Webinar: Where Has All the Money Gone?
WebinarA webinar addressing the trillions locked up in private foundations and donor-advised funds (DAFs), while charities are in dire need, federal pandemic-related aid programs are winding down, and families are struggling with high inflation.
9th Anniversary Gala – Anger to Action!
hybrid: in-person and VirtualThe Institute for Policy Studies proudly steps up to be a community sponsor for the 9th Anniversary Gala – Anger to Action!
A Blue Tide Rising in Latin America
Gordon Hall, University of Massachusetts 418 N Pleasant Street, Amherst, MAA panel discussion about "The Shift Toward Defense of Water and a More Hopeful Future"
Midterms, Georgia & foreign Policy Capitol Calling Party
Online Zoom EventJoin us to talk with special guests about the recent midterm elections, their implications on foreign policy, and what work is left to be done.
Creating Exciting Consciousness-Raising Events
Online Zoom EventA multimedia workshop with interactive exercises, dynamic peer sharing, and fun pop quizzing of the facilitator to learn about creating compelling experiences for social change.