"The Causes and Consequences of Discrimination: Lessons from (and for) Economics" - Desmond Ang, Harvard Kennedy School

May 6 at 4:30 pm in Moore B03. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project and the Department of Sociology.

How Rights Went Wrong, Jamal Greene (Columbia Law School) is a constitutional law expert whose scholarship focuses on the structure of legal and constitutional argument.

Professors Derek Penslar and Yael Berda will discuss whether Zionism is a colonial movement, exploring settler colonialism and post-colonial legacies in Israel, India, and Cyprus.

How LLMs relay morally-loaded unknowns will have a qualitative impact on the nature of future conversations: we all can (and should) do something about it.

Discussion / lunch with Sylvie Delacroix (King’s College London) who is visiting Dartmouth as a Montgomery Fellow!

Dr. Kate Burrows is an environmental health scientist whose research focuses on the relationship between climate- and weather-related extremes and public health.

Only one-third of farm workers in the United States are US-born, leaving most of our food system reliant on immigrant labor, including a significant number of undocumented workers.

Jenna Tang, Literary Translator, The American Literary Translators Association, Board Member At-Large

Sherri Goodman, climate-security expert and author of Threat Multiplier, reshaped U.S. defense policy linking climate change, energy, and national security.