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From Hiroshima to Today: Nuclear Weapons, Global Governance, and the Search for Lasting Peace. Global Conversations with Allen Pietrobon, January 13, 2027, 12:30 PM ET, online via Zoom
January 13, 2027Global Conversations

From Hiroshima to Today: Nuclear Weapons, Global Governance, and the Search for Lasting Peace

A Global Conversation on the nuclear age, Norman Cousins and the world federalist movement, and what global governance must do to build lasting peace.

About this event: From Hiroshima to Today: Nuclear Weapons, Global Governance, and the Search for Lasting Peace
December 11, 2024Global Conversations

The Importance of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the Global Protection of Human Rights

To commemorate UN Human Rights Day, CGS and the Minority Issues Research Institute host a conversation on the importance of the International Criminal Court for the global protection of human rights.

About this event: The Importance of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the Global Protection of Human Rights
November 14, 2024Global Conversations

Peace at the Crossroads: Unpacking the 2024 Global Peace Index

A discussion of the 2024 Global Peace Index with the Institute for Economics and Peace, examining key findings on the state of global peace, emerging trends in conflict, and pathways toward a more peaceful world.

About this event: Peace at the Crossroads: Unpacking the 2024 Global Peace Index
February 12, 2024Global Conversations

Engendering Sustainable Peace: Toward a Victim-Centric, Gender Aware and Culturally Sensitive UN Peacekeeping Framework

A panel co-hosted by CGS and WFM-IGP on engendering sustainable peace through victim-centric, gender-aware, and culturally informed approaches to transitional justice and post-conflict reconstruction.

About this event: Engendering Sustainable Peace: Toward a Victim-Centric, Gender Aware and Culturally Sensitive UN Peacekeeping Framework
December 1, 2023Global Conversations

Applying a Gender-Sensitive, Victim-Forward, and Locally Contextualized Lens to Proposals for a Permanent UN Peacekeeping Solution

A panel co-hosted by CGS and the World Federalist Movement explores how gender-sensitive, victim-forward, and locally contextualized approaches can strengthen proposals for permanent UN peacekeeping solutions.

About this event: Applying a Gender-Sensitive, Victim-Forward, and Locally Contextualized Lens to Proposals for a Permanent UN Peacekeeping Solution
July 20, 2023Global Conversations

Finding Hope in the Climate-Peace-Disarmament Nexus (Session 2)

An intergenerational Q&A panel for the Asia/Pacific time zone examining how progress on environmental sustainability, peace, and disarmament are deeply interconnected global challenges.

About this event: Finding Hope in the Climate-Peace-Disarmament Nexus (Session 2)
July 13, 2023Global Conversations

Finding Hope in the Climate-Peace-Disarmament Nexus (Session 1)

An intergenerational Q&A panel for Americas, Europe, Africa, and Middle East time zones exploring the connections between climate action, peacebuilding, and disarmament in addressing intersecting global crises.

About this event: Finding Hope in the Climate-Peace-Disarmament Nexus (Session 1)
April 22, 2023Global Conversations

Countering Nationalism: Remembering the Quest to Build One World

CGS's first Global Conversations event features historian Samuel Zipp discussing his book The Idealist: Wendell Willkie's Wartime Quest to Build One World, exploring the legacy of internationalism and countering nationalism.

About this event: Countering Nationalism: Remembering the Quest to Build One World
December 9, 2020Global Conversations

Fratelli Tutti: A Discussion of Pope Francis’s Encyclical with Bishop John Stowe

Pandemic, nationalism, poverty, refugees and nuclear weapons cross borders. Pope Francis argued in Fratelli Tutti that no nation can answer them alone.

About this event: Fratelli Tutti: A Discussion of Pope Francis’s Encyclical with Bishop John Stowe