All Events
Browse our events including advocacy forums, annual meetings, global conversations, and World Citizen Book Club sessions hosted by Citizens for Global Solutions.
The Future in the Past (Session 4)
Session 4 of The Future in the Past explores the evolving relationship between national sovereignty and global governance, drawing on historical precedents to envision a more cooperative international order.
The Future in the Past (Session 3)
Session 3 deepens the discussion of The Future in the Past, examining how lessons from the history of world federalist movements can inform today's efforts to strengthen global institutions.
The Future in the Past (Session 2)
Session 2 of The Future in the Past book club continues exploring how historical perspectives on global governance and world federalism illuminate current pathways toward international cooperation and peace.
The Future in the Past (Session 1)
Session 1 of the World Citizen Book Club explores The Future in the Past, examining how historical perspectives on global governance and world federalism can inform contemporary efforts to build a more peaceful and just international order.
The Humble Cosmopolitan: Rights, Diversity, and Trans-state Democracy (Session 3)
Session 3 of The Humble Cosmopolitan book club explores how trans-state democracy and cosmopolitan ideals can address contemporary challenges in global governance, diversity, and human rights.
The Humble Cosmopolitan: Rights, Diversity, and Trans-state Democracy (Session 2)
Session 2 continues the discussion of The Humble Cosmopolitan, deepening the analysis of how diverse democratic traditions can coexist within frameworks of trans-state governance and universal rights.
The Humble Cosmopolitan: Rights, Diversity, and Trans-state Democracy (Session 1)
Session 1 of the World Citizen Book Club explores The Humble Cosmopolitan: Rights, Diversity, and Trans-state Democracy, examining how cosmopolitan principles can advance human rights and democratic governance beyond national borders.
2025 CGS Summit Keynote Panel 1: New Solutions to Uphold the Rule of Law and Human Rights Amid Global Threats
The opening keynote panel of the 2025 CGS Summit explores new solutions to uphold the rule of law in international affairs, featuring leading voices in global governance and human rights advocacy.
Federalism, Faith, and the Israel-Palestine Conflict
A discussion exploring the intersection of federalism, faith, and the Israel-Palestine conflict, examining how principles of shared governance and interfaith dialogue can contribute to paths toward peace.
World Parliament: Governance and Democracy in the 21st Century (Session 2)
Session 2 of the World Citizen Book Club continues the discussion of World Parliament, deepening the analysis of how a global parliamentary assembly could strengthen democratic accountability in international affairs.
World Parliament: Governance and Democracy in the 21st Century (Session 1)
Session 1 of the World Citizen Book Club examines World Parliament: Governance and Democracy in the 21st Century, exploring proposals for a democratic global legislative body and its potential to transform international governance.
An Intergenerational Panel: Directly Confronting Gender-specific Violence and Promoting Justice and Peace / NGO CSW69 Forum
An intergenerational panel directly confronting gender-specific violence, examining how international frameworks and grassroots advocacy can work together to protect women and girls worldwide.
Mondial Journal (Winter 2025)
The World Citizen Book Club reviews the Winter 2025 issue of the Mondial Journal, discussing articles on global governance reform, democratic internationalism, and pathways to a more just world order.
Existing Legal Limits to Security Council Veto Power in the Face of Atrocity Crimes (Session 2)
Session 2 continues the analysis of legal constraints on Security Council veto power, deepening the discussion of how existing international law frameworks can prevent vetoes that obstruct justice for atrocity crimes.
Rights Groups, Advocates and Atrocity Survivors Urge Opposition to ICC Sanctions Bill
Advocates from several countries with cases before the International Criminal Court come together to highlight the court's critical role in pursuing justice for atrocity survivors and urge opposition to ICC sanctions legislation.
Existing Legal Limits to Security Council Veto Power in the Face of Atrocity Crimes (Session 1)
Session 1 of the World Citizen Book Club examines the legal limits to Security Council veto power in the face of atrocity crimes, exploring how international law can constrain the misuse of the veto.