Events

This series features deep and insightful conversations at the intersection of tech, science, and public policy.

This series features in-depth conversations with some of today’s most compelling authors and thinkers exploring the issues that matter most in our world.

Made possible by the Sam Gilliam Foundation, this series welcomes prominent artists and thinkers to reflect on the intersections between contemporary art, academia, and public policy, and the role art plays in advancing society.

A nonpartisan live debate series from Johns Hopkins University and Open to Debate that will consist of eight live events in Washington, D.C., and Baltimore over the course of two years.

This film screening series, created in partnership with the graduate-level film and media program at Johns Hopkins Advanced Academic Programs and the prestigious Cineteca Di Bologna, presents cinema at the intersection of art, scientific discovery, urgent social issues, and international affairs.

An annual gathering that brings stakeholders from across the globe together to explore and engage some of today’s most pressing topics, including AI, space exploration, and quantum physics.

The Bridge is a series of conversations bringing together bipartisan lawmakers to discuss their areas of agreement.

The Johns Hopkins Congressional Briefing Series allows policymakers, their staff, and members of the public to gain insights and analysis on timely topics from Johns Hopkins experts.

The Health Policy Forum provides an opportunity for Johns Hopkins faculty, students, and operational experts to engage with policymakers and explore contemporary health policy approaches.

In this series, experts provide timely analysis and insights about topics of national and global importance and engage in real-time Q&A with the audience.

Convened and hosted by Peabody Dean Fred Bronstein, the Peabody Symposium series presents innovative artists and thought leaders in the music industry, addressing the issues facing music and musicians today.