Law and Politics
The Progressive Equity in the Restraint Coalition
Matt Duss has been a foreign policy advisor to Sen. Bernie Sanders since 2017. Previously he was the president of the Foundation for Middle East Peace, and national security and...
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The Social Side of Health: How reducing inequality can improve health outcomes for Americans
In 1961, twenty-year-old Peter Sterling left Cornell University to join the Freedom Rides in Jackson, Mississippi where he was arrested and jailed. That experience shaped his...
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Flash Panel: Lessons from India’s Religious Freedom Protests
In January 2022, six Muslim students protested against authorities at a district college in Karnataka, a state in southern India, after being denied their right to wear...
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With ISLA Support, Political Scientist Examines Muslim Communities in the United States
With support from the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, Notre Dame political scientist Emilia Justyna Powell is researching relationships between Muslims and...
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Lest the Stars Totter: Outer Space in the National Security Context
Major Jeremy Grunert, USAF is the Chief of Research for the United States Air Force Academy’s Law, Technology, and Warfare Research Cell; in this capacity, he hosts a monthly...
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Light Water Capitalism: Nonproliferation and U.S. Global Power
Jayita Sarkar is an Assistant Professor at Boston University Pardee School of Global Studies, where she teaches diplomatic and political history. Her research has been published...
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The Domestic Political Cost of Deception about the Use of Force
The Domestic Political Cost of Deception about the Use of Force
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Our Shared Paths to Justice: Learning from Desmond Tutu’s Faith and Activism
The late Desmond Tutu’s inspiring activism helped South Africa address the deep injustices that permeated daily life under Apartheid—a crushing system of institutionalized...
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The Fruits of the Abraham Accords: A new era of Peace, Hope and Prosperity in the Middle East
The Abraham Accords have shifted the geopolitical order in the Middle East. It has proven to show great benefits to the government, private sectors and the peoples of the Abraham...
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“Black, Irish, and the Dream: Dialogues in the Time of Revolution”
The John Lewis-John Hume Symposium is a series of panel discussions organized nationwide by the African American Irish Diaspora Network that highlights the parallels of the civil...
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Catholic Education, School Choice, and Carson v. Makin
Join John Schoenig, ACE’s Senior Director for Teacher Formation and Education Policy, and Senior Policy Advisor Nicole Stelle Garnett for a conversation about the U.S. Supreme...
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#BlackFacts by Black@ND – Week 1
Thank you for watching Black@ND’s #BlackFacts series as we share 31 days of #BlackHistory. In this week’s videos, we are highlighting Sidney Poitier, Critical Race Theory,...
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