A panel discussion about President Obama's TPP expansion of hydro-fracking and Mining and is risks for our jobs, environment, food, and health!
IPS' Netfa Freeman will is a feature panelist at a University of Maryland event about the impact of the late Venezuelan leader.
Come out to Split This Rock's March monthly series, featuring this month Jericho Brown and Remica Bingham.
You're invited to this panel and discussion on Climate Investment Funds, International Finance Corporation, Green Climate Fund and financial intermediaries.
GAIA and the Institute for Policy Studies invite YOU to meet and celebrate grassroots groups, non-governmental organizations, and individuals whose ultimate vision is a just, toxic-free world without incineration.
A discussion with Mahinour El-Badrawi and Kinda Mohamadieh about the demands advanced by civil society groups and movements in the Arab region.
Presentation by Dan Kovalik and Alex Main, who just returned from Venezuela where they served as official international accompaniers for Venezuela’s April 14th presidential election.
Come to an evening with Gene Bruskin, Andy Shallal & Phyllis Bennis to discuss the movements of labor and popular forces in Iraq and the lessons of the 9 year war.
Join IPS' Foreign Policy In Focus project for a presentation by Irũngũ Houghton on prospects for addressing inequality and participation under a Jubilee Government.
Join IPS, Split This Rock and Richard Blanco, poet of the 2013 Presidential Inauguration, for a mimosa brunch celebration.
A public education event giving first hand perspectives and experiences of incarcerated persons while they are on "the inside."
A focus on the impact of mass incarceration on communities and the larger society.
Attend this debrief on what lies ahead in the wake of the 2012 coup d’etat, presented by Mali Watch, IPS' Foreign Policy In Focus invite you to.
You're invited to join Busboys & Poets and the Institute for Policy Studies gathering on how to oppose the threat of a US war against Syria.
The series to promote intergenerational discussion will address what it take to save a neighborhood these days.