In a recent op-ed, Archon Fung and Jane Mansbridge share that voting should be a celebration, not a chore.
New study examines long-term impacts of the Voting Rights Act and the possible effects of the Supreme Court’s Shelby County v.…
Technologists, scholars, and civil rights activists discuss the importance of public interest technology.
Wendy R. Sherman and Nancy Gibbs discuss leadership, politics, and Sherman’s new role as director of the Center for Public Leadership.
Bohnet and Bowles share their reflections on the “New Rules Summit: Women, Leadership and a Playbook for Change.”
Amid economic challenges and political division, the rise of a far right-wing candidate in Brazil is worrying for the country and beyond.
When he was a student, an IOP stipend gave Gearan a life-changing opportunity. Now, as director, he sees a critical role for the IOP in…
The push to correct China’s unfair trade practices is cover for an “ill-considered protectionist” agenda.
Democracy experts at Harvard Kennedy School talk about what’s needed to increase voter turnout in the United States, and what that…
New faculty member Zoe Marks on violence, contradictions, and unexpected intimacy of conflict and its aftermath.