The Jervis conference highlighted the intricate balance between the necessity of government secrecy for national security and the democratic imperative for transparency, as well as the role of Artificial Intelligence in managing sensitive information and the urgency for reform in classification systems to uphold accountability and democratic resilience.

IGP brought together a pair of distinguished minds for a wide-ranging conversation on the history of political, social, and technological revolutions and some commentary on our current revolutionary age.

The IGP roundtable covered topics of artificial intelligence and its implications for geopolitics and national security.

An IGP policy roundtable featuring journalists Kim Ghattas and Azmat Khan offered a view of the Israel-Hamas conflict from within the region.

Panelists addressed questions of affordability and access for parents, and job quality and economic security for child care workers.

IGP lecture considers impact on women and society — including the increasing targeting of students in high schools and even middle schools.

The Institute of Global Politics and Aspen Digital convened a series of panels to discuss the role that AI will play in upcoming elections around the world.

Chris Bertram of American University's Program on Legislative Negotiation led a session like the ones he conducts for for staffers in US Congress and state legislatures nationwide.

IGP joined Queen’s University to examine historic negotiations in Northern Ireland and elsewhere, highlighting invaluable contributions that are too often overlooked.