‘Safety Net’ of Ambitious Goals Needed to Tackle Alarming Biodiversity Decline
CCAS professor Amy Zanne worked with an international team to analyze new global biodiversity goals after decade-long targets for 2020 fall short.
#OnlyAtGW: Dominican Republic President Speaks at Virtual Event
CCAS student Gaetano Pellicce Sebelen introduced President Luis Abinader at an online GSPM seminar evaluating the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
BLM Co-Founder Alicia Garza Talks Building Power through Movements
During a discussion of her new book, Alicia Garza goes beyond turning a hashtag into a social justice movement.
Q&A: Takeaways from the Second Presidential Debate
GSPM’s Todd Belt says the debate will likely not change the mind of undecided voters.
#OnlyAtGW: Former U.S. Attorney General Makes Virtual Classroom Visit
Eric Holder Jr. encouraged students to raise their voices during a virtual class visit to discuss the importance of the right to vote
Indigenous Tourism Forum Seeks Solutions to COVID-19’s Impact
The virtual forum featured discussions with Indigenous leaders about the best path forward for the critical tourism industry.
Elliott School Panel Explores the Saga of TikTok and WeChat
Experts said the ongoing battle to ban the Chinese social media platforms have far-reaching implications for trade and national security and threatens the future of the open internet.
GSPM Panel Analyzes the Vice-Presidential Debate
A former member of Congress, a political strategist and students shared their key takeaways from the debate between Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris.
The Opening Round: Analyzing the First Presidential Debate
A GSPM panel called Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s first debate a disaster that left many voters uninformed.
GSPM Alumnus Discusses Lobbying during Trump’s Presidency
Lobbyist Ivan Zapien shared his perspective on the lobbying industry during a Latinx Heritage Month event with GSPM.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Opera Fan, Swedish Translator, Icon and Friend
GW Law faculty and alumni recalled personal memories of the Supreme Court justice who died Sept. 18.
The Freedom of Forgiveness: Perspectives from Judaism, Christianity and Islam
Religious leaders discuss what our faith traditions can teach us in the nation’s difficult moment as part of GSEHD’s annual Conversations that Matter event.
GW All Access: Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service
The center will continue facilitating virtual service opportunities for the GW community throughout the fall semester.
Justice Breyer Celebrates Constitution Day with GW
The Supreme Court justice shared his thoughts on how the Constitution and rule of law help to make our democracy at GW’s Presidential Distinguished Event Series.
Former Clerk Remembers Ruth Bader Ginsburg
GW Law professor Paul Schiff Berman, who clerked for the justice in the 1997-1998 term of the Supreme Court, shared his thoughts on her legacy.
