Events at the IOP
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Mayor Annise Parker and Rapper Bun B Conversations with Kirkland
Tuesday April 19 - 4:00pm -
CANCELED Mayor Annise Parker and Rapper Bun B Conversations with Kirkland
Monday April 18 - 4:00pm -
The Politics of Film: Between Imagination and Industry
Friday April 15 - 4:00pmA Conversation with
Irwin Winkler
Film Producer and Director
Academy Award Winner, Best Picture, Rocky (1976)
Producer of Raging Bull, The Right Stuff and Goodfellas
Brandon Terry
Assistant Professor of African and African American Studies and Social Studies, Harvard University -
Internships and Career Services Office Hours
Friday April 15 - 1:00pmSwing by the Internships and Career Services offices on the second floor of the IOP (rooms 277 and 278) to talk with our team between 1pm and 3pm.
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Science and Diplomacy for Solving Humanity's Big Issues- Iran, HEU and Climate
Thursday April 14 - 6:00pmThe Robert McNamara Lecture on War and Peace by
Ernest Moniz
United States Secretary of Energy
Graham Allison (Moderator)
Douglas Dillon Professor of Government, HKS
Director, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs -
Money, Power, and Politics of International Finance- led by Christopher Smart
Thursday April 14 - 4:00pm -
Political Entrepreneurship: The Democratization of Influence- led by Karin Agness
Thursday April 14 - 4:00pmAs the capstone class, students will be invited to discuss their vision for problems that need to be solved and ideas for entrepreneurial projects
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Brown Bag Luncheon: Border Security with Commissioner Kerlikowske
Thursday April 14 - 12:00pmBorder Security
A discussion with:
Commissioner Gil Kerlikowske
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is the United States' largest federal law enforcement agency responsible for safeguarding the nation's borders, protecting the U.S. against terrorists and instruments of terror, and at the same time, fostering the nation's economic security through lawful international travel and trade. This discussion will focus on border security, as well as current issues and trends in today's law enforcement environment, such as use of force, community oriented policing, and integrity.
Institute of Politics, Harvard Kennedy School, Littauer Building, Room 166

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Closing Guantanamo: For and Against
Wednesday April 13 - 6:00pmA Conversation with
Thomas Joscelyn
Senior Fellow, Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Alberto Mora
Senior Fellow, Carr Center for Human Rights Policy
Barbara Starr (Moderator)
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Building a Movement Across Communities of Color
Wednesday April 13 - 6:00pmBuilding a Movement Across Communities of Color
A Panel Discussion with
Anurima Bhargava, Institute of Politics Fellow, former Chief of the Educational Opportunities Section of the Civil Rights Division at the U.S. Department of JusticeKristen Clarke, President and Executive Director, The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
Felicia Escobar Carrillo, Special Assistant to President Obama for Immigration Policy, White House Domestic Policy Council
Harvard Yard, Sever Hall, Room 103
In partnership with Harvard South Asain Association and Black Students Association
Pizza will be served
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Universities, the Navy and the Marines: Presence, Partnership, and the Way Ahead
Wednesday April 13 - 4:30pmA Public Address by
Ray Mabus
United States Secretary of the Navy
With welcoming remarks by
Drew Gilpin Faust
President, Harvard University
Archon Fung (Moderator)
Academic Dean, HKS
Ford Foundation Professor of Democracy and Citizenship, HKS -
Is Governing Possible?- led by Mayor Annise Parker
Wednesday April 13 - 4:00pmWhat was I thinking? Public service means private sacrifice. A public official lives in the public eye, and so does her family. Can a p
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