An IGP roundtable discusses the power of ideas and passionate volunteers to build community ties during challenging times.

On October 21, Jason Bordoff sat down with Adam Tooze to discuss the global energy transition underway and how it will reshape geopolitics, fielding questions from some 20 SIPA students about changing policy approaches to energy and geopolitics.

On October 1, Chad Sweet, former Department of Homeland Security chief of staff and CEO of the Chertoff Group, a security risk management and growth advisory firm, discussed the ongoing threat of foreign influence campaigns during a student roundtable.

“We always say knowledge is power, but in dealing with the climate, knowledge is powerlessness because we are overwhelmed by facts," shared Luisa Neubauer, the lead organizer of the Fridays For the Future climate movement in Germany.

The Honorable Jane Harman, a nine-term congresswoman and Institute for Global Politics Carnegie Distinguished Fellow, recently joined students at events including a roundtable cohosted by IGP and the Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies.

Columbia SIPA and the Institute of Global Politics convened leading experts and UN practitioners to discuss the "Pact for the Future" recently adopted by the UN General Assembly.

Luisa Neubauer, Ed Miliband, and Adam Tooze recently sat down for a roundtable discussion on the future of climate change and democracy.

In a roundtable discussion held on October 3, experts explored the evolving role of young voters in U.S. elections, emphasizing their growing influence and the barriers they continue to face.

Carnegie Distinguished Fellow Susana Malcorra convened a roundtable to discuss gender equality in global governance and the impact of women in leadership roles.

Carnegie Distinguished Fellow Susana Malcorra joined IGP Student Scholars and SIPA Adjunct Assistant Professor Phoebe Donnelly for a conversation focused on bringing more women into public service.