Past Events
Christina Conklin at the Bay Area Book FestivalMay 7, 2022,Berkeley CAJoin the Bay Area Book Festival for "Not All Is Lost: New Visions for Conservation." With a never-ending escalation of climate catastrophes and . . . |
100% Democracy at the Norman Lear CenterMay 6, 2022,Join the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center for a conversation about universal civic duty voting with 100% Democracy authors EJ Dionne and . . . |
100% Democracy at the Eagleton Institute of PoliticsMay 5, 2022,Rutgers University's Eagleton Institute of Politics hosts a conversation about universal civic duty voting with 100% Democracy authors EJ . . . |
37 Words at the Center for FictionMay 4, 2022,Join the Center for Fiction for a virtual conversation about Title IX and the 50th anniversary of the landmark legislation, which prohibited sex- . . . |
 Laura Gómez at the National Antiracist Book FestivalApril 30, 2022,The National Antiracist Book Festival hosts a discussion on Latinx politics featuring Inventing Latinos author Laura Gómez, in . . . |
Elie Mystal at the National Antiracist Book FestivalApril 30, 2022,The National Antiracist Book Festival hosts a discussion about how the political and taxation systems work, featuring Allow Me to Retort . . . |
Robert Kuttner in conversation with Heather McGheeApril 27, 2022,The Roosevelt Institute hosts an exclusive virtual . . . |
Robert Kuttner in conversation with Michael KazinApril 25, 2022,Washington DC. . . |
100% Democracy at the University of GeorgiaApril 22, 2022,Athens GAThis event considers the case for full electoral participation in the United States—and whether universal voting is best achieved through a . . . |
100% Democracy at The Carter CenterApril 21, 2022,Atlanta GAThe Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and A Cappella Books welcome E.J. |
100% Democracy and Holding Together virtual event with the American Academy of Arts and SciencesApril 20, 2022,Join the American Academy of Arts and Sciences for the virtual event "What Does it Mean to be an American? |
Devon Carbado discusses Unreasonable at the Center for Brooklyn HistoryApril 19, 2022,The Center for Brooklyn History at the Brooklyn Public Library hosts a discussion about Unreasonable, policing, and the Fourth Amendment . . . |