Events at the IOP

  1. IOP JobTalk: The Tobin Project

    Tuesday October 8 - 7:00pm

  2. Christine Quinn: Hers to Lose Inside the Upset in the NYC Mayoral Race

    Tuesday October 8 - 6:00pm
    Christine Quinn: Hers to LoseInside the Upset in the NYC Mayoral Race

  3. Christine Quinn: "Hers to Lose"- Inside the Upset in the NYC Mayoral Race

    Tuesday October 8 - 6:00pm
    New York Times video journalists Zena Barakat, Brent McDonald, and Nancy Donaldson joined “Christine Quinn for Mayor” strategists Josh Isa

  4. Impressions of the Accidental Senator: Lessons and Reflections about Our Changing Democracy Discovered During my Unexpected Journey to the Senate with Mo Cowan

    Tuesday October 8 - 4:00pm
    The Year of the Woman: 2012, 2014 or 2016?

  5. Networked Impact with Ginny Hunt

    Tuesday October 8 - 4:00pm
    Int

  6. Political Speech Writing Career Roundtable

    Friday October 4 - 3:00pm
    Come learn what a career in political speech writing is all about.  Speech writers with experience from Presidential campaigns and the White House,

  7. Inequality vs. Democracy

    Thursday October 3 - 6:00pm
    Broadcasting from the JFK Jr. ForumTom AshbrookNational Public Radio, “On Point” Host, 2001-present

  8. Inequality vs. Democracy

    Thursday October 3 - 6:00pm
    Chrystia Freeland, Liberal Party candidate for Canadian parliament, journalist, and author, Martin Gilens, Professor of Politics at Princeton Unive

  9. Inside the Victory Lab: Using Data, Experiments and Analytics to Make Campaigns Smarter with Sasha Issenberg

    Thursday October 3 - 4:00pm
    What campaigns know about voters

  10. Old, White, Straight, Male Voters Ain't What They Used to Be led by Ana Navarro

    Thursday October 3 - 4:00pm
    Hispanics….where has the GOP gone wrong?

  11. Government $hutdown

    Wednesday October 2 - 6:00pm
    A panel conversation withLinda BilmesDaniel Patrick Moynihan Senior Lecturer in Public Policy

  12. Government Shutdown

    Wednesday October 2 - 6:00pm

    Harvard Kennedy School Public Policy Lecturers Linda Bilmes and David King, and Time Magazine political columnist Joe Klein engaged in a panel conv

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