IPS hosts Milton Allimadi to discuss his book on the history of demonization of Africa, and descendants of Africa, in Western media--books, newspapers, and magazines--from the 17th century to our contemporary era, and the lingering ramifications.
The 2nd of 4 Analysis & Action sessions by the Coalition to Support Palestinian Liberation
On the 12th anniversary of the assassination of Salvadoran water defender Marcelo Rivera, join activists from Canada, the US, and El Salvador in a webinar on lessons from N. American activists and organizations’ decade-long solidarity relationship.
A new one-man show, with a full cast via video, that offers a different but no less terrifying vision of the future: a cream pie striking a human face forever.
IPS Research Analyst, Ashik Siddique will present for a training to build up capacity to call on Congress to stop funding cruelty against immigrants.
IPS Fellow, Phyllis Bennis with Ashley Smith of Spectre will address Biden’s vacillating reform promises, the volatile balance of forces within the political and economic elites, and the strength of the right-wing populist camp.
A Massachusetts Peace Action forum on what lessons the United States should learn from its debacle in Afghanistan, features IPS Fellow Phyllis Bennis.
Congresswoman Barbara Lee in Conversation with Democracy Now’s Amy Goodman, Joined By the Anti-War Community that Stood With Barbara Lee to Say No to War.
Join FACT as Executive Director Ian Gary moderates a panel of experts, including IPS' Chuck Collins, to discuss the impact of real estate money laundering on the U.S. housing market.
Join online discussion hosted by YES! with contributors from the new issue, including IPS's Chuck Collins, exploring how to redefine an idea of "enough" to ensure a livable planet and a decent life for everyone.
One of four sessions of The Divest From War, Invest For Peace series that features Program Director of IPS' National Priorities Project, Lindsay Koshgarian.
Join a conversation with IPS Fellow' Phyllis Bennis and many others about what happens after the 20th anniversary of 9/11 passes and what will we have learned since.
Director of IPS' National Priorities Project, Lindsay Koshgarian is one of several speakers for this World Beyond War conference.
Please join us for an In-person, outdoor program to remember Orlando Letelier and Ronni Karpen Moffitt, who were assassinated on this site in 1976 by agents of the Pinochet dictatorship.
OFRANEH General Coordinator, Miriam Miranda, and others will discuss their struggle to cultivate women’s leadership, cultural resurgence and land reclamation in the face of assassinations, disappearances, criminalization, and forced displacement.