May 2020
A Zoom Discussion with Interlink Publishing Authors
IPS Fellow Phyllis Bennis is among writers published by Interlink Books to discuss how the public, media, and even policy discourse is changing on Palestine and Israel, and the role of books in that shift.
Find out more »No War, No Warming: Moving from a culture of war to a culture of care
A webinar with Lorah Steichen from the National Priorities Project, a project of the Institute for Policy Studies.
Find out more »Alternative Trade Rules for Climate Action
The first session in a new series that will explore trade alternatives for human rights, renewable energy, and other sectors.
Find out more »Hot & Cold Wars: Militarism & the Pandemic
A part of the Global Dialogue for Systemic Alternatives webinar series moderated by IPS Fellow Phyllis Bennis and featuring New Delhi journalist Sukumar Muralidharan, IPS Middle East Fellow Khury Petersen-Smith, and Justice is Global Director Tobita Chow.
Find out more »Ring the Alarm: Surviving COVID-19’s Economic Impact While Black
A webinar of Black economists in the U.S. talking about what's happening, why it is happening, and sharing best practices and possible solutions in labor and health to end this pandemic and prepare for our future.
Find out more »LIVE Conferentie: Corona, US & Cuba
Cubanismo.be in Brussels, Belgium will host US activists - active in their community and in Cuban solidarity will contrast the approaches between the US and Cuba in addressing the COVID19 crisis at home and worldwide.
Find out more »Ring the Alarm: Black Teachers Speak – COVID-10 The Facts – Webinar
A webinar about the impact of school closures on Black children and community, inequality in schools, distance learning and the digital divide, the economic implications of COVID-19 and what we all can do to promote change.
Find out more »Rightwing Government Threat to Democracy in Brazil, India & USA
Webinar panelists will discuss and respond xenophobic, racist, and misogynist attacks against democracy, rights and the environment and how to resume the construction of systemic alternatives.
Find out more »April 2020
States of Control: The Dark Side of Pandemic Politics – Webinar
An examination of the authoritarian and repressive state responses to the Coronavirus pandemic, featuring UN Special Rapporteur on Protecting Human Rights and other global experts and activists, hosted by the Transnational Institute (TNI) and the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS).
Find out more »Tightening Blockades and Undoing Cooperation in the time of COVID-19
IFCO and Black Workers for Justice invite you to a Zoom meeting/conference call for people in North Carolina, with speakers Gail Walker and IPS's Netfa Freeman.
Find out more »The Coroneconomy: Who Wins, and Who Loses?
Hear about what went wrong during the Great Recession, what Wall Street is trying to get away with now, and how we can fight back.
Find out more »March 2020
CANCELLED: Solidarity & Beyond: Lessons for U.S. Activists In Mexico’s Progressive Electoral Breakthrough
Please check back on this page, as the possibility for this to become a webinar is being determined. - A DC forum with visiting Historian Javier Bravo, on how the Movimiento Regeneración Nacional party (MORENA) rose to power across Mexico and an exchange about the prospects for real progress toward social justice.
Find out more »Split This Rock Poetry Festival 2020
Please click and read update regarding COVID-19: Join one of IPS’s closest allies, Split This Rock, for a three-day festival to invoke poetry for liberation and against repressive forces that would have us divided.
Find out more »State of Black Workers in America Conference
Highlighting some of the most innovative and best organizing being led by Black workers in the US.
Find out more »Book Event: The Young Lords: A Radical History
Join us for a talk and book signing with author Johanna Fernández about the rise and fall of the street gang turned political organization, that led predominantly poor and working-class Puerto Rican youth to confront race, class inequality, and US foreign policy.
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