The newly launched Global South Humanities Initiative invites you to a conversation about Trumpism and the rise of right-wing political ideologies across the globe.
As Azerbaijan prepares to host the global climate conference known as COP29 this November, this summit seeks to unite key stakeholders from the public and private sectors, as well as the scientific community, to discuss and promote the critical role of green finance and data-driven decision-making in combating climate change.
Americans are not alone in this election year: Russia, China, Iran, and other adversaries are actively looking to interfere in the American debate. What do we know about their efforts in the information and cyber spaces, both inside the U.S. but also across the world?
Please join an in-person screening of the PBS NOVA film The Battle to Beat Malaria on the R21/Matrix-M vaccine followed by a panel discussion on the current status and future prospects for malaria vaccines.
Bringing together diverse science, humanities, and engineering scholars, technologists, and policymakers, the symposium will explore issues across the spectrum of AI innovation.
This program features today's leading musical voices of the Brazilian diaspora and explores the complexities and intersections of identity, race, history and cultural ethos from within a Brazilian framing.
In tandem with the publication of the bilingual English/German edited volume bearing the same name, edited by Harald Kisiedu and George E. Lewis, this program presents sonically audacious new music by Nicole Mitchell, Jeffrey Mumford, Andile Khumalo, Leila Adu-Gilmore, and Tebogo Monnakgotla.