[ONLINE] – Crisis Conversations — Live from Better Life Lab
Join the Better Life Lab for a discussion about how COVID-19 may be reshaping family-supportive public policy.
Virtual
1PM – 1:30PM EST
Join the Better Life Lab for a discussion about how COVID-19 may be reshaping family-supportive public policy.
Virtual
1PM – 1:30PM EST
Host Brigid Schulte is joined by senior fellow Vicki Shabo on this episode of Crisis Conversations.
Can teachers use online video to read books to their students? Experts on copyright and fair use provide guidance and reassurance.
Five ways leaders can act now to make the most of the short-time compensation to help blunt economic fallout from COVID-19.
Please join Future of Property Rights for a conversation with Diane Yentel to discuss strategies to minimize the housing fallout of COVID-19
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EST
Join the New Models of Policy Change Initiative for a conversation about diversity backsliding in the national security community.
Virtual
2PM – 3:30PM EST
Join Future Tense online to discuss how COVID-19 is affecting how we limit and encourage screen time for our children.
Virtual
4PM – 5PM EST
From Bologna to York, cities around the world are fostering real, long-lasting paths toward civic power.
We’ve teamed up to explain what’s included for education in the latest coronavirus emergency package
The federal government bungled its response to the coronavirus. But leaders around the country give us reason to hope.
How online platforms use AI to make recommendations to users, and the challenges these practices face.
Please join the Fellows and Political Reform Program in welcoming Sarah J. Jackson for a conversation on her new book, #HashtagActivism.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EST
Join Future Tense online to discuss how platforms are confronting viral disinformation in the wake of the coronavirus.
Virtual
4PM – 5PM EST
“If the virus has already been named by the [WHO] as COVID-19, any renaming is highly politically charged and motivated," said a researcher.
Indianapolis is already a tough place for Black residents, economically and in terms of health. COVID-19 has made it worse.