Events

Former Deputy Director of National Security Communications in the UK National Security Secretariat, Henry Collis and Shorenstein Fellow, Camilla Monckton (UK Cabinet Office) will discuss whether Ukraine is winning the information war and UK, US and European Government responses to Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference.

Lunch will be provided!

The Shorenstein Center’s Documentary Film in the Public Interest program is helping to spread the word for a screening of the documentary film, Beyond Utopia. The film screening is part of the GlobeDocs Film Festival 2023. To purchase tickets, please select the registration button and follow instructions on the GlobeDocs website.

A conversation on critical global issues with two award-winning journalists at the center of action in the U.S. and hotspots abroad. The discussion will focus on current events in the Middle East, Ukraine, and China, as well as in the U.S., with a look at the year ahead.

This event is co-sponsored by Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center and the Institute of Politics.

A conversation about the future of information and the ways that government, academia, private companies and civil society can each take a role in preserving and rebuilding trust in our institutions.

The Shorenstein Center participated in the Berkman Klein Center at Harvard Law School’s Future of the Internet Summit on October 17, 2023. Former Shorenstein Center fellow Kasia Chmielienski was on the first panel, talking about their work on improving privacy and transparency in data online, followed by a panel featuring Professor Latanya Sweeney discussing her […]

Jennifer Pahlka, former Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer, founder of Code for America, and author of “Recoding America: Why Government Is Failing in the Digital Age and How We Can Do Better” will speak about the challenges and potentials for government in the digital age.

Join tech journalist Taylor Lorenz and Shorenstein News Lab director Emily Dreyfuss for a conversation about online influencers, culture, and the media. This discussion is the inaugural event of the newly-expanded Shorenstein Center News Lab.

This event is co-sponsored by the Institute of Politics.

This event is co-sponsored by the Institute of Politics (IOP).

This event is part of the Documentary Film in the Public Interest Initiative. It is co-sponsored by the Carr Center’s Human Rights Film Series (Harvard Kennedy School) and the Religion, Conflict, and Peace Initiative (Religion and Public Life at Harvard Divinity School).