A conversation with leaders from the Digital Inquiry Group and CFR Education about how educators can help students navigate civic life in a global digital environment.

A workshop on applying merger analysis tools to CDFIs, estimating benefits and odds of success, and accounting for cultural and mission alignment challenges.

Three-day Cross-Cultural Communication course offered by Clingendael Academy; newsletter lists dates but no time details.

An Artificial General Intelligence simulation presented in partnership with the Aspen Strategy Group and RAND. Date listed as 11/10/2026; no time or timezone provided in the email.

Bookable one-on-one office hours with Mary King. The email lists the date (Nov 10) and provides a booking form; specific appointment times are scheduled via the form.

Demo Day showcasing five policy projects from the 2026 Science & Technology Policy Fellows on topics including AI governance and cybersecurity, followed by a networking happy hour.

Hybrid panel discussion on regional cooperation in Central Europe and the future role of the Visegrád Group, with senior policymakers and advisers from France, Austria, Hungary, Czechia, Poland and Slovakia. Working language English with simultaneous French translation. Available online via Zoom or in person at IFRI, Paris.

ECFR webinar presenting a scenario for Germany in 2029 and discussing implications for EU policy and pro-European action in a volatile political environment. Speakers: Anne-Sylvaine Chassany (Financial Times), Jana Puglierin (ECFR), Andreas Rödder; moderated by Piotr Buras. Registration requested.

Conversation between Hon John Lehman (65th U.S. Secretary of the Navy) and Lord Godson (Director, Policy Exchange), followed by audience Q&A. In-person attendance by registration; the conversation will also be broadcast online and a webinar registration is provided.

Full-day, in-person conference examining how Canada’s defence acquisition system must evolve to meet the government's defence policy ambitions. Programming runs 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM local time.

A live virtual discussion on the implications of Brazil’s October 25 presidential runoff and broader political transitions across Latin America. Panelists include Monica de Bolle, Anabel González, Maurice Obstfeld, and Alejandro Werner, moderated by Anjali V. Bhatt.

In-person panel discussion on how defense industrial cooperation, trade and investment policy, and AI/technology competition are reshaping the U.S.-South Korea alliance. KEI will host speakers from academia, law, and policy. Coffee and refreshments provided.

Live special edition of The Science of Politics podcast to break down the 2026 midterm election results with political scientists John Sides, Daron Shaw, Keena Lipsitz, and Matt Grossmann.

A Quincy Institute webinar featuring Annelle Sheline, Khaled Elgindy, and Akbar Shahid Ahmed in conversation about the book Crossing the Red Line. One-hour virtual book talk with registration required.

Book talk and discussion of Crossing the Red Line with author Akbar Shahid Ahmed and panelists Khaled Elgindy and Annelle Sheline, hosted by the Quincy Institute. Registration via Zoom required.

A Geneva Security Debate exploring how AI can both benefit and challenge peace and security, with expert discussion on policy implications.

Food for Thought series conversation featuring Laphonza Butler in discussion with Ambassador Nathalie Rayes about coalition-building, representation, and pathways from advocacy to public office. Lunch will be served. Registration requires a valid Harvard email.

A CGEP webinar on Germany's exit from nuclear power and implications for energy security, affordability, and European gas demand. Speakers include Anne-Sophie Corbeau, Andreas Goldthau, and Grégoire Roos.

Study group on leadership, democracy, and the transatlantic alliance with Ambassador Nathalie Rayes and guest Ambassador Mark Brzezinski. Open to Harvard community.

Study group discussion about civil discourse and democracy featuring Ambassador Kelly Craft and Marc Thiessen. Open to Harvard community with Harvard ID.