A benefit concert hosted by TIMEP in partnership with American Nomad to support displaced families in Lebanon; all ticket proceeds go to the Lebanese Red Cross. Takes place at Bossa Bistro & Lounge in Washington, DC on Nov 13, 2026 at 7:00 PM local time.

An interactive educational workshop hosted by the World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth and the American Museum of Diplomacy exploring the global impact of counterfeit goods through a trade simulation designed for teachers.

One-day Cato University program at the University of San Diego examining markets, institutions, liberalism, and the role of AI and emerging technologies. Benefits include academic programming, networking, resources, and a $100 travel stipend upon completion.

A residential convening for ~75 leaders hosted by Aspen Institute UK and the Aspen Global Leadership Network for reflection, connections, and cross-sector collaboration.

CGD event titled 'From Evidence to Action'. The email lists only date and title with no time or location.

A panel (hosted by RUSI's Centre for Finance and Security with the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung) discussing how the UK, Germany and European partners can respond to hybrid threats.

Conversation on AETC roles and efforts to develop agile, combat-ready Airmen, featuring Lt. Gen. Clark Quinn. Registration link provided in the email; specific time not listed.

A hybrid panel hosted by CGD with UNICEF, the Safe to Learn Secretariat, and the Coalition for Good Schools LATAM Hub on turning evidence and data into policy and practice to prevent violence in and around schools. Speakers will draw on global and regional data and country experiences, with a focus on Latin America and the Caribbean. Held at the Second Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children; also available virtually.

A panel discussion assessing President Mohamed Muizzu's three-year record in the Maldives, covering economic, social, governance, and foreign policy issues ahead of the 2028 elections. Speakers include Eva Abdulla, Akhilesh Mishra, Rasheeda Didi, and Aditya Gowdara Shivamurthy; moderated by Sushant Sareen.

Geneva Security Debate examining whether international law can protect civilians, ensure accountability and uphold the rules-based order, drawing on the war in Ukraine. Features experts in diplomacy, humanitarian action and international law.

Full-day discussion bringing together federal and provincial officials, industry leaders, academia, and civil society on Canada's potential as an energy superpower. Registration via Eventbrite.

A two-day capstone conference for Women's Global Leadership fellows, focusing on networking, reflection, and advancing leadership skills.

Annual Migration Policy Institute conference covering major U.S. immigration policy and legal issues. In-person at Georgetown University main campus and livestreamed for virtual attendees; panels and a keynote by David Holt. Registration available for in-person and virtual attendance.

ECFR roundtable on the relationship between EU enlargement and European security, with speakers Pirro Vengu, Nicu Popescu, and Bojana Zorić; moderated by Fredrik Wesslau. Discussion on how accession could strengthen deterrence and close grey zones.

A 20-minute webinar in ECFR's 'Interdependence, revised' series examining how far Russia's economic pivot to China has gone and the implications for European sanctions policy. Speakers: Agathe Demarais and Chiara Malaponti.

Online moderated discussion marking the end of Egypt's current IMF program and examining the past decade of IMF engagement. Features Ishac Diwan, Heba Ghannam, Jasmine El-Gamal, and Timothy E. Kaldas; moderated by Sahar Mechmech.

Bella Tonkonogy (Senior Director of Global Programs, Climate Policy Initiative) will discuss the future of climate finance in a world that misses the 1.5°C target. Professor Joe Aldy will moderate; Q&A to follow. Seminar is hybrid (in-person with Harvard ID required and via Zoom) and will be recorded.

An educational briefing on the National Petroleum Council report 'Bottleneck to Breakthrough' exploring findings and permitting recommendations. Moderated by Joseph Majkut with remarks from Erin Potter Sullenger, John Dabbar, and Alex Oehler, followed by audience Q&A; boxed lunch provided.

A live online panel of experts discussing the arguments for and against expanding the U.S. Supreme Court and proposing institutional reforms. Panelists include Stephen M. Feldman, Roman Buhler, and Dan Greenberg.

WAPPP hosts a virtual seminar featuring Zoe Marks. (Event listed as virtual on Zoom.)