Events at the IOP
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A Mayor for Change: Tackling National Issues at the Local Level
Thursday March 8 - 4:15pmThere will not be a study group this week.
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The State of Public Health: A Conversation with Atul Gawande
Wednesday March 7 - 6:00pmIntroductory Remarks by
David T. Ellwood
Director, Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy
A Conversation with
Atul Gawande
Director, Ariadne Labs
Samuel O. Thier Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School
Cristine Russell (Moderator)
Science Journalist
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Pizza and Politics: The Economy & the Rise of Trump w/ Professor Greg Mankiw
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And We Will Fight it Vigorously: Crisis Communications from DC to Silicon Valley
Wednesday March 7 - 4:15pmPlatforms, Networks, and New Power: Technology's Impact on Politics, Policy, and Elections
Join Andrew Noyes, Head of Communications for JUST and former spokesperson for Uber, Facebook, and Brigade, for a discussion about the challenges of managing crisis communications for disruptive companies, the difference between the DC and Silicon Valley press, and his path from Capitol Hill reporter to public relations professional.
Guest: Andrew Noyes, Head of Communications for JUST and former spokesperson for Uber, Facebook, and Brigade
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Postponed: The History of Political Parties and Their Role in American Politics: Is the Two-Party System as We’ve Known It Dead?
Wednesday March 7 - 4:15pmThis session has been re-scheduled for Wednesday, April 11th.
Are We Still in This Together? The Death of Parties, the Rise of Tribalism in American Politics and What It Portends for Our Future
George Washington warned us: “…[political parties] may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely in the course of time and things, to become potent engines, by which cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people and to usurp for themselves the reins of government, destroying afterwards the very engines which have lifted them to unjust dominion." Scott Jennings will host former RNC Chief of Staff Mike Shields and former DNC Chief Executive Officer Amy Dacey to explore the weaknesses in the two-party system today.Guests: Mike Shields, former RNC Chief of Staff, and Amy Dacey, former DNC Chief Executive Officer
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Goldsmith Awards Ceremony 2018 with Martha Raddatz of ABC News
Tuesday March 6 - 6:00pmKeynote Speech by
Martha Raddatz
Chief Global Affairs Correspondent, ABC News
Co-Anchor, This Week with George Stephanopoulos
Nicco Mele (Moderator)
Lecturer in Public Policy, HKS
Director, Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics, and Public Policy, HKS -
Millennials of Color + Activists + Black Women
Tuesday March 6 - 4:15pmThe Art of the Political Revolution: Millennials, Progressives and the Future of the Democratic Party
The coalitions working within and adjacent to the Democratic Party apparatus are in many ways driving the conversation (mainly because many of them have birthed powerful movements). In this week's study group, Symone will sit down with Sam Sinyangwe and Alencia Johnson to discuss the intersection of three specific coalitions that work with and adjacent to the Democratic Party: millennials of color, black women, and social justice activists. How are these groups creating movements and driving the progressive conversation forward? Guests will also share their personal stories about navigating among coalitions across the political left.
Guests: Sam Sinyangwe, policy analyst and founder of Campaign Zero and Mapping Police Violence, and Alencia Johnson, Director of Constituency Communications at Planned Parenthood
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Selling Policies on the Campaign Trail
Tuesday March 6 - 4:15pmBeyond The Campaign Tactics: The Intersection of Politics and Policy
Rallies, paid advertising, debates and staged events help make the case for policies in an election. Immense planning and preparation go into these tactics. Rallies were a major element of President Trump’s campaign. Debates have been turning points in presidential elections, perhaps most notably in the 2000 campaign between Vice President Al Gore and Texas Governor George W. Bush.Guests: David Bossie, President of Citizens United and former Deputy Campaign Manager of the Trump-Pence campaign, and Neil Patel, Co-founder, Daily Caller, and former Chief Policy Advisor to Vice President Dick Cheney.
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Student Welcome Reception for IOP Director Mark Gearan
Monday March 5 - 7:00pmJoin us for a student reception for new IOP Director Mark Gearan.
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ERA NOW: A New Strategy to Move Equal Rights Forward
Monday March 5 - 6:00pmKatie Packer Beeson
Founding Partner, Burning Glass Consulting
Deputy Campaign Manager, Romney for President Campaign (2012)
Lina Esco
Activist and Actress, S.W.A.T., KINGDOM, Free The Nipple
Jane Mansbridge
Charles F. Adams Professor of Political Leadership and Democratic Values, Harvard Kennedy School
Author, Why We Lost the ERA
Johanna Maska
CEO, Global Situation Room
Director of Press Advance, President Barack Obama Campaign and White House (2007-2015)
Victoria A. Budson (Moderator)
Founder & Executive Director, Women and Public Policy Program (WAPPP), Harvard Kennedy School
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The Business Case for Trade in the Trump Era
Monday March 5 - 4:15pmThe Politics of Globalization: How Trade Became a Four-Letter Word
There will not be a study group this week.
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Undergraduate Field Trip: British Consulate General in Boston
Friday March 2 - 2:15pmJoin the Harvard Political Union for a conversation with British Consul General Harriet Cross at the British Consulate in Boston!
Cross has been a diplomat for over 20 years, and served as Deputy Ambassador at the British Embassy in Yemen before organizing its evacuation. Earlier in her career, she served at the British Embassy in Morocco and at the UK Mission to the United Nations in New York City.
We'll depart Harvard at 2:15 by T and get back around 4:30. The event itself is 3-4. Please sign up here as we need to send the names to the British Consulate in advance.
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