Redefining Free Speech for the Digital Age
Join Future Tense and the Tech, Law & Security Program for the launch of a collaborative year-long Free Speech Project.
In-Person
American University Washington College of Law
4300 Nebraska Avenue NW, Warren Building, Ceremonial Classroom, Washington, D.C. 20016
Solving America’s Child Care Crisis: Highlights From a Hearing
“The child care crisis that’s happening right now has had a profoundly harmful impact on my family,” González began.
Congress Has the Opportunity to Enact Meaningful Surveillance Reforms Now: Here’s How.
As Congress considers reauthorization of the expiring surveillance law provisions, it is critical that they include robust reforms.
Fred Kaplan, The Bomb: Presidents, Generals, and the Secret History of Nuclear War
Join the International Security Program for a conversation with Fred Kaplan about his new book, The Bomb.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
The Atlanta Washerwomen Strike of 1881
2020 Black American National Security & Foreign Policy Next Generation Leaders
Facial Recognition Technology Is the New Rogues’ Gallery
The 21st-century debate over privacy and suspicion looks a lot like one from the late 1800s and early 1900s.
My Favorite TV Show with Jennifer Pahlka: Parks and Rec
Join Future Tense, PIT, and Code for America for a screening of Parks and Rec and a discussion of governments’ embrace of technology.
In-Person
Landmark E Street Cinema
555 11th Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20004
Presidential Candidates Turn Their Focus to Texas as Early Voting Begins
Early voting in Texas started Tuesday, ahead of the headline-grabbing election days in Nevada and South Carolina.
Taking a Humanities+Tech Approach
Events designed to envision positive paths for human development and innovation across educational institutions, libraries, and business.
In-Person
Ascender (Village of the East Side Plaza)
6401 Penn Ave. Suite 300, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
The Socialist Roots of the Bagel
Tara Moulson traces the lesser-known cultural and political history of America’s favorite doughy treat—and what it might mean to reclaim it.
Who’s Your President?
What do you owe the office of the President if you believe the incumbent is a threat to democracy itself?