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Browse our events including advocacy forums, annual meetings, global conversations, and World Citizen Book Club sessions hosted by Citizens for Global Solutions.
World Federation (Session 2)
Session 2 of the World Federation series with Ron Glossop continues the analysis of global governance reform and institutional design.
About this event: World Federation (Session 2)World Federation (Session 1)
Session 1 of the World Federation series with Ron Glossop explores the foundations of world federalism and the case for transforming international institutions.
About this event: World Federation (Session 1)UN2020 Monthly Update (March 2020)
A pandemic was just beginning, and the case for stronger cooperation between nations had rarely been plainer.
About this event: UN2020 Monthly Update (March 2020)UN2020 Monthly Update (February 2020)
Multilateralism was under pressure in 2020, the UN's 75th anniversary year, and governments had only months to agree what to say about it.
About this event: UN2020 Monthly Update (February 2020)The Idea of World Government
The World Citizen Book Club examines The Idea of World Government by James Yunker, analyzing economic and political arguments for global federalism.
About this event: The Idea of World Government2019 CGS National Convention
Stories about the future often picture a humanity that has put war behind it.
About this event: 2019 CGS National ConventionBuilding a World Federation
The World Citizen Book Club discusses Building a World Federation with author Sovaida Ma'ani Ewing, exploring the case for a democratic world federation.
About this event: Building a World FederationPlanethood (Session 2)
Session 2 continues the exploration of Planethood by Benjamin Ferencz, deepening the discussion on enforceable world law and pathways to a more peaceful world order.
About this event: Planethood (Session 2)Planethood (Session 1)
Session 1 of the World Citizen Book Club explores Planethood by Benjamin Ferencz and Ken Keyes Jr., examining the case for enforceable world law and a transition from confederation to federation.
About this event: Planethood (Session 1)Webinar: Ending Violence Against Women
One in three women worldwide will be beaten or raped in her lifetime, and the Senate was days from voting on the main U.S. law meant to respond.
About this event: Webinar: Ending Violence Against WomenThe U.S. in International Peacekeeping
In August 2012 the United States ranked about 58th among countries supplying personnel to UN peacekeeping, one panelist said.
About this event: The U.S. in International Peacekeeping2012 CGS Annual Conference
Members of Congress hear from few ordinary citizens in person, and fewer still about global issues.
About this event: 2012 CGS Annual ConferenceLaunch of the Peacekeeping Report “From Aspiration to Implementation”
The United States ranked about 60th among UN member states in personnel for UN peacekeeping, one speaker said at the 2011 launch of a report.
About this event: Launch of the Peacekeeping Report “From Aspiration to Implementation”2011 CGS Conference: Global Challenges, Global Solutions
In March 2011 an earthquake and tsunami in Japan and a crackdown in Libya showed the same thing: some crises are too big for one government to meet alone.
About this event: 2011 CGS Conference: Global Challenges, Global Solutions2010 CGS Annual Meeting: Edward Rawson Global Citizen Award
Pandemic disease, terrorism, nuclear proliferation, pollution and economic collapse now arrive faster than the institutions built to handle them.
About this event: 2010 CGS Annual Meeting: Edward Rawson Global Citizen AwardA Seven Year Assessment of the International Criminal Court: Congressional Panel
The twentieth century was the bloodiest on record, with some 174 million people killed in genocides and mass murders, and justice for most victims never came.
About this event: A Seven Year Assessment of the International Criminal Court: Congressional Panel