Join David Hogg, AB ‘23, President, Leaders We Deserve, for a four-part seminar series that will explore several facets of creating successful social movements.
In this interactive series, students will learn foundational skills and strategies for launching and sustaining the gun reform movement and will have opportunities to test these skills. Each session will be augmented by short readings and live practice using the tools gained in the lesson and students will also hear from David’s personal experience in launching a nationwide social movement.
Online via Zoom, with in-person watch party in CGIS South, Room S030 (Lee)
This spring, the Mittal Institute will host a series of events focused on the Indian elections, from how they are covered to what it means regionally and globally. This is the second part of the series, focusing on “How do India’s neighbors perceive recent developments in India?”
Speakers:
Nusrat Chowdhury, Associate Professor of Anthropology, Amherst College
Farzana Haniffa, Professor of Sociology, University of Colombo
Nida Kirmani, Associate Professor of Sociology, Lahore University of Management Sciences
Ash Seminar Room 225, Suite 200N, 124 Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge
You are invited to a discussion with Ryan Streeter and Steve Goldsmith on the future of conservatism today as outlined in a recent paper,An Aspirational Path for American Conservatism. Ryan Streeter is the vice president for research and publications at University of Texas at Austin’s Civitas Institute and most recently served as director of domestic policy at the American Enterprise Institute. Goldsmith is the Derek Bok Professor of the Practice of Urban Policy at Harvard...
Online on Zoom, with in-person watch party in CGIS South, Room S030 (Lee)
This spring, the Mittal Institute will host a series of events focused on the Indian elections, from how they are covered to what it means regionally and globally. This is the third part of the series, focusing on “How does one report and present the results of elections for Indian and international audiences?”
Speakers:
Seema Chishti, editor, The Wire
Surabhi Tandon, video journalist and fellow at the Nieman Foundation
Samir Patil, founder and publisher, Scroll
Mujib Mashal, New Delhi Bureau Chief, The New York...
This spring, the Mittal Institute will host a series of events focused on the Indian elections, from how they are covered to what it means regionally and globally. This is the fourth and last part of the series, focusing on “How do South Asians in America react to Indian politics?”
Speakers:
Sangay Mishra, Associate Professor of Political Science, Drew University
Rozina Ali, Journalist
Tanmay Misra, Independent Scholar
Anjali Kamat, Documentary Filmmaker and Investigative Journalist