Event Tag: beyond talking points

With the 2020 election now behind us, what can we expect next in Washington, D.C.?

As our new and returning elected officials get to work, experts are outlining their top considerations for Congress and the new administration on the chief policy issues facing the United States. In this Beyond Talking Points series, Duke in DC will gather researchers to discuss the current policy environment and what to expect from the executive and legislative branches in 2021. From national security to energy and utilities and from the oceans to health care, faculty experts from Duke will discuss the current policy conversations surrounding these subjects as well as their recommendations for Congress and President Joe Biden.

3/5 at 10 am ET – Energy & Utilities

• Brian Murray, Director of the Duke University Energy Initiative
• Kate Konschnik, Director of the Climate and Energy Program, Duke University Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions
• Greg Gershuny,  Executive Director of the Energy and Environment Program, Aspen Institute

You can also watch the series on YouTube Live here.

With the 2020 election now behind us, what can we expect next in Washington, D.C.?

As our new and returning elected officials get to work, experts are outlining their top considerations for Congress and the new administration on the chief policy issues facing the United States. In this Beyond Talking Points series, Duke in DC will gather researchers to discuss the current policy environment and what to expect from the executive and legislative branches in 2021. From national security to energy and utilities and from the oceans to health care, faculty experts from Duke will discuss the current policy conversations surrounding these subjects as well as their recommendations for Congress and President Joe Biden.

2/26 at 10 am ET – Health Inequalities & Racial Injustice During COVID-19

• Keisha Bentley-Edwards, Director of Health Equity Working Group, Samuel W. DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity and Assistant Professor, Duke University School of Medicine
• Tiffany Day, Systems Change & Policy Analyst at Ascend, Aspen Institute
• Anna Gassman-Pines, Associate Professor, Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy and Affiliate of the Center for Child and Family Policy

You can also watch the series on YouTube Live here.

With the 2020 election now behind us, what can we expect next in Washington, D.C.?

As our new and returning elected officials get to work, experts are outlining their top considerations for Congress and the new administration on the chief policy issues facing the United States. In this Beyond Talking Points series, Duke in DC will gather researchers to discuss the current policy environment and what to expect from the executive and legislative branches in 2021. From national security to energy and utilities and from the oceans to health care, faculty experts from Duke will discuss the current policy conversations surrounding these subjects as well as their recommendations for Congress and President Joe Biden.

2/19 at 10 am ET – Rebuilding National Security Infrastructure & Improving Civ-Mil Relations

• Peter Feaver, Director of the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy and Professor of Political Science and Public Policy, Duke University
• Sue Gordon, Former U.S. Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence and Rubenstein Fellow, Duke University
• David Forscey, Managing Director of the Cybersecurity Group, Aspen Institute

You can also watch the series on YouTube Live here.