Travel Ban 3.0 and Rinsing Off Religious Animus for SCOTUS
Joshua Geltzer appeared on Slate's "Amicus with Dahlia Lithwick" podcast to discuss the Supreme Court oral arguments of Trump v. Hawaii.
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Digital Democracy
Leaders in government, technology, and human rights convened to discuss the past, present, and future of digital identity.
Just Security Podcast: Ex National Security Council Official Joshua Geltzer on Supreme Court Travel Ban Case
Raised by a Welfare Queen
The Direct Message Podcast's debut episode looks at the lasting legacy and impact of ‘90’s welfare reform on Millennials
Trump v. Hawaii – The White House’s Travel Ban Heads to the Supreme Court
Joshua Geltzer appeared on the Meet the Press Podcast to discuss the upcoming Supreme Court argument in the travel ban case.
The China Hustle
A new film by Jed Rothstein follows a group of whistleblower investors who go to China and discover a landscape ripe for fraud.
The Future of Fighting Terrorist Financing
Joshua Geltzer discussed the future of terrorist financing on a podcast hosted by the Center for a New American Security.
Bending the Arc
A new film profiles the revolutionary plan of three young doctors to eradicate a global health crisis: train patients as healthcare workers.
Making Health Work
Many American workers are unwell, and it won't get better until we think of health as a driver of prosperity—not just a product of it.
500 Years
From a historic genocide trial to the ousting of a president, a new film tells a sweeping story of mounting Guatemala’s resistance.
The Quantum Spy
In The Quantum Spy, a new genre-bending thriller, New York Times bestselling author and Washington Post columnist David Ignatius tells the f
A Moonless, Starless Sky
Alexis Okeowo talks with Miriam Elder about her new book on extremism in Africa and the stories of the survivors—and resisters—of it.
Human Flow
A new film by iconic artist Ai Weiwei goes on a sweeping tour across 23 countries to document the global refugee crisis.
The Color of Money
In 1863, the black community owned less than one percent of total U.S. wealth. Today, that number has barely budged.
The End of Loyalty
In his new book, The End of Loyalty, Rick Wartzman chronicles the erosion of the relationship between American companies and their workers.