Human Rights in the Digital Age
Join Planetary Politics for a discussion on human rights in the age of pervasive data collection and surveillance.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EST
North Korea and Russia: A Lopsided Affair
The ramifications of the September summit between Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin are taking more concrete contours, David Zikusoka states.
November Digital Matters
Technology Is for Human Flourishing
In the age of AI, public interest technology presents us with the opportunity to harness this emerging tool for the greater good.
Mandy Dean
Senior Communications Associate, Education & Work
The Community-Driven Climate Solutions Making A Difference
Hollie Russon Gilman and Amy Eisenstein wrote for Next City on how hyper-local initiatives are creating change amidst the climate crisis.
[ONLINE] – Why Women Play such a Key Role in Iran’s Protest Movement
Virtual
7PM – 8PM EST
Could Prosecuting the Former President be Bad for American Democracy?
Peter Bergen interviews two constitutional experts on the challenges of prosecuting a former president.
Amaya Garcia
Director, PreK–12 Research and Practice
Energy Department Funds First IACs at Community Colleges, Trade Unions
The Energy Department's IAC program will help community colleges and trade unions promote equitable workforce development for green jobs.
Microgrids: A Major Step Towards Climate Resilience
Microgrids can connect the most vulnerable communities to reliable, climate-friendly electricity during outages from natural disasters.
Rebuild Apprenticeship as a Pathway for California Youth
Expanding apprenticeships for high schoolers is essential to rebuilding apprenticeship as a path to opportunity for California youth.
Welcoming Refugees in Community Colleges
Even refugees who arrive with high levels of English and college degrees may not be able to use it toward employment.