Understanding the First 100 Days: Power, Policy, & Civic Engagement
The first 100 days of a presidency set the course for the administration’s priorities, policies, and leadership style. In this second term, President Trump has moved quickly to assert executive power, shift foreign and domestic policy, and test democratic norms. His approach raises pressing questions about governance, the role of the United States in the world, and the impact of federal decisions on local communities.
To help students and the broader Hopkins community engage with these developments, SNF Agora Institute, in collaboration with campus partners, is hosting a series of events exploring executive authority, democracy in transition, economic policy, and civic engagement. This series will offer expert insights, historical context, and practical tools for understanding and discussing the political landscape of 2025.
- Conversation Feb.20.2025 Executive Power: How Presidential Authority Reshapes our Relationship with Democracy and Daily Life
- Lecture Feb.26.2025 How to Have Better Conversations About Politics (and Everything Else)
- Event Feb.27.2025 What Venezuela’s Transition Means for Security and Democracy in the Hemisphere