Events

Past Events

• Webinar Nov.11.2020 A bipartisan discussion about what we have learned about parties, partisanship, and the structures of our democracy. The Past Four Years: What Have We Learned?
  • Anne Applebaum
  • Yascha Mounk
• Panel Discussion Nov.10.2020 A conversation with JHU experts about how our community and our country might move forward together to realize the promise of democracy. Election 2020 and its Meaning for Our Democracy
  • Hahrie Han
  • Steven Teles
  • Stephen Morgan
  • Vesla Weaver
  • Eric Edelman
  • Nathan Connolly
• Performance Nov.7.2020
  Scalia/Ginsburg/Wang
  • Fred Bronstein
  • Derrick Wang
• Conversation Nov.4.2020 – Nov.6.2020 Do you have questions about the election? Our experts have answers! Ask Johns Hopkins Anything (AJHA)
• Webcast Oct.30.2020 How do we talk about race, identity, and polarization in a way that doesn’t imagine that one election—or one elected leader—can heal all wounds? Race, Polarization, and Life After the Election
  • Alan Abramowitz
  • Theodore R. Johnson
  • Ashley Quarcoo
• Webcast Oct.28.2020
  Letters for Peace
• Webcast Oct.26.2020
  Rebuilding U.S. Democracy Together
  • Hahrie Han
• Webcast Oct.23.2020 We explore youth attitudes towards the election and democracy, and the role they will play in determining the outcome of this election, and our future politics. Young People and the 2020 Election
  • Brent J. Cohen
  • Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg
  • Quill Robinson
  • Scott Warren
• Webinar Oct.19.2020 A timely conversation exploring controversial elections throughout American history, and what we can learn from them as we approach Election Day. America’s Contentious Presidential Elections: A History
• Webcast Oct.16.2020 How can we mitigate the likely failures of large-scale voting systems operating under in a context of increased fear over manipulation? Securing the Vote
  • Henry Farrell
  • Karen Brinson Bell
  • Bruce Schneier