Virtual event convening think tank leaders to discuss managing AI-related vulnerabilities in research and to explore CIGI’s Human Analysis Standard as a practical baseline for responsible AI use.

A virtual event exploring how to build a food system that improves wages, stability, and conditions for food workers.

A month-long shared reading program focused on community building and social fabric, inviting participants to engage in a shared conversation.

G20 Sherpa Meeting III scheduled for 1–2 October 2026 according to the newsletter's G20 calendar summary. No times or venue included.

A GCSP executive course (offered jointly with the Global Initiative against Transnational Organised Crime) exploring the impact of organised crime on security policy and responses. Course runs 1–15 October 2026. Application deadline: 22 September 2026. Offered in-person at Maison de la paix and online.

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michelle Bowman will join Atlantic Council studios to discuss modernizing U.S. and international financial regulation amid technological change. Registration is provided; format is a studio conversation likely available to virtual audiences.

A Geneva Security Debate on how Euro-Atlantic security priorities intersect with the agendas present in International Geneva.

A virtual conversation hosted by Carnegie, Social Driver, and the National Digital Roundtable about how nonprofits can engage with new media and creators; speakers include Renee DiResta, Sarah Labowitz, and Rachel Kleinfeld.

Seminar examining Argentina’s global positioning, the impact of the EU-Mercosur Interim Trade Agreement on relations with the EU and Mercosur neighbors, and ties with Nordic countries and Denmark.

A moderated discussion presenting local perspectives from Anyar, Myanmar’s Central Dry Zone on resistance, suffering, and emerging governance structures. Featuring Tay Zar Myo Win and Tint Zaw Hein; moderated by Pamela Kennedy of the Stimson Center. Online-only webinar.

EPI's 40th anniversary conference featuring plenaries and workshops on affordability, technology and labor, unions, and the role of the public sector. Conference runs 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. local time at the Mayflower Hotel.

A virtual policy seminar examining how logistical disruptions in the Black Sea are reshaping agricultural markets and global food security. Panel includes market analysts and industry practitioners from IGC, FAO, GAFTA, Ukrainian Grain Association, and private-sector firms. Discussion will cover export routes, transportation and insurance costs, and implications for traders and import-dependent countries.

A live panel discussion marking the 60th anniversary of the Higher Education Act, examining its legacy and future of student aid. Hybrid event (in-person and online) with former congressional staffers and journalists. Breakfast will be served at the in-person event.

AEI will host a web event (cohosted by Attendance Works and the Education Trust) reporting on the latest chronic absenteeism data and featuring state officials discussing policies that have helped reduce absenteeism. Panelists include Hedy Chang, Angélica Infante-Green, Lynn C. Jennings, Nat Malkus, and McKenzie Snow.

CSIS Japan Chair hosts a conversation on Japan's evolution as a maritime great power, challenges posed by China, and prospects for U.S.-Japan cooperation. Speakers include Geoffrey Gresh and Brian Hart, with Kristi Govella moderating. The event is 30 minutes and will be recorded and posted on the event page.

An evening conversation with Rt Hon Sir Jeremy Hunt MP on his book 'Can We Be Rich Again?' followed by audience questions. Event runs 19:00–20:30 local time; refreshments provided.

Live FDD webinar on diffusing artificial intelligence across the U.S. military featuring Major Megan Hainline, Isaac “Ike” Harris, and Leah Siskind, moderated by RADM (Ret.) Mark Montgomery. Covers adoption challenges and policy implications for AI in defense.

Study group with Chris Whipple and guest James Carville. Off-the-record conversation open to Harvard community with ID.

A book conversation between Catholic thinkers William Haun, James M. Patterson, and Thomas D. Howes on Catholicism's role in responding to post-liberal debates.

Evening reception celebrating EPI’s 40 years, with networking and a program reflecting four decades of research centering working people. In-person at the Mayflower Hotel following the conference.