Online conversation hosted by Carnegie's American Statecraft and South Asia Programs featuring contributing authors Catherine Fieschi, Federico Merke, and Zsuzsanna Végh on how right-wing populism is shaping middle-power diplomacy. Part of a new series; registration link provided.
Hybrid panel discussing the implications of Russia's State Duma elections, featuring a chair and expert commentators. Speakers listed include Grégoire Roos (chair), Dr Ben Noble, Dr Natalya Kovaleva and Nikolai Petrov. Hosted by Chatham House.
A live Zoom conversation on Russian public opinion following the September 2026 Duma elections featuring Timothy Frye and Samuel Greene, with Maria Lipman and Michael Kimmage. Hosted by the Kennan Institute.
A moderated panel exploring the challenges and possibilities of the 2026 Palestinian Legislative Council elections, featuring Nadya Hajj, Ihab Khatib, and special remarks from Khalil Shikaki; moderated by Edward Djerejian.
A session exploring the roles of the White House chief of staff, CIA director, and campaign manager and the role of journalism in accountability. Off-the-record and open to Harvard community.
AEI authors Kevin R. Kosar and Scott Warren discuss a new report on whether electoral incentives explain Congress's weak governing performance, joined by scholars Richard Barton and Frances Lee.
Governor Doug Ducey leads a study group on the journey from private sector to public sector, exploring leadership and governance. Off-the-record; Harvard community RSVP required.
Address by President Leonel Fernández on democracy and governance in Latin America and the geopolitical implications of current global events. Co-sponsored by the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies.
New America hosts a virtual panel on accessible democracy, examining ADA and Voting Rights Act protections, curbside voting pilots, the impact of federal SAVE legislation, and how election officials can improve physical and digital accessibility. CART and ASL interpreting provided.
Release event and conversation on the 2026 Chicago Council Survey featuring Dina Smeltz and John Lapinski. The session examines public opinion on alliances, trade, immigration, and use of military force ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Hybrid (in-person in Chicago and online).
Public seminar presenting findings from Afrobarometer Round 10 (2024–2025) on young Africans' views of democracy, governance and economic prospects. Speakers include Joseph Asunka (CEO, Afrobarometer) and Henrik Urdal (Research Professor, PRIO). The event is in-person at PRIO in Oslo and streamed live online.
Online panel discussion on mid-decade redistricting and its implications for future elections, featuring Jonathan Rodden and Benjamin Ginsberg. Hosted by the Hoover Institution.
Public preview event on the US congressional elections with Liam Klein and Willem Post at Nieuwspoort. Newsletter lists date and venue; ticket price €29.50 (includes a meal). Time of the session not provided.
Paweł Markiewicz and Ari Tabatabai examine Europe's fight against disinformation and what it reveals about protecting democracy in an age of information warfare. Presented with the Consulates General of France and Poland; a reception follows.
A moderated panel examining the 2026 Israeli legislative election, featuring Anwar Mhajne, Eran Schwartz, and Barak Sella; moderated by Edward Djerejian.
Panel moderated by Jill Lepore on the importance of a well-informed citizenry, featuring Jill Lepore, David French, Steve Inskeep, and Jameel Jaffer. Event will be livestreamed on the IOP YouTube channel; Harvard email required for registration.
Teacher professional development webinar examining the US midterm elections and their implications for Australia. Part of USSC's teacher PD series (delivered with ANU National Security College).