Jen Moore, of IPS' Global Economy Project will be part of a roundtable discussion on what the murder of activist Mariano Abarca in Chiapas, México says about Canadian government accountability.
Join us for a timely discussion with an incredible panel, addressing causes of and solutions for displacement.
Join us on Indigenous Peoples Day for a conversation with OFRANEH organizers about the violence they face, how they are resisting forced displacement, and what role people in the US and elsewhere can play to stand in solidarity.
Four experts evaluate this enormous undertaking from a variety of economic, environmental, and geopolitical angles. (6:00 pm – 7:30 pm CEST)
Get tickets today! Or purchase sponsorships to celebrate this year's domestic awardee, The Torture Abolition and Survivors Support Coalition International (TASSC) and international awardee the Black Fraternal Organization of Honduras (OFRANEH).
Through 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.
A critical evaluation of immigration policy and policing under Biden, and a conversation about actually honoring the humanity of people who migrate.
In preparation for COP 26, Manuel Pérez-Rocha of IPS will join a panel of experts from different parts of the world to discuss some of the factors that are fueling climate change.
A conversation about dismantling borders and pursuing a world that honors the right to migrate, the right to remain home, and the right to return after displacement.
A conversation with scholars, lawyers and journalists is an invitation to reflect and interrogate the pillars of white supremacy upon which the U.S. constructed the last twenty years of policy.
A conversation between Falk and his longtime collaborator on Palestinian rights and United Nations issues, IPS Fellow and director of the New Internationalism Project Phyllis Bennis.
Join a critical conversation with movement partners organizing to dismantle U.S. militarism, divest from the militarized budget, and reclaim our resources to invest in communities.
Learn about the legislation that has the potential to improve the lives of the 140 million poor and low-income people in the country.
IPS Director Tope Folarin talks with award-winning author Marita Golden about her new book on "How a Myth Endangers the Physical and Mental Health of Black Women", joined by special guest Dr. Seanna Leath.
Four Korean experts report from the frontlines of the climate crisis in Asia. (November 18 @ 9:00 am - 10:30 am KST)