A strategic half-day summit focused on collective organizing for youth voter engagement and empowerment. The event will uplift the ways in which college campuses can organize to implement specific policy interventions to increase youth voter turnout.

Dean Elmendorf’s series of interactive discussions led by faculty experts on topics of current importance, featuring Cornell William Brooks and other HKS faculty.

A convening of activists, academics, journalists, and students in a global classroom of citizen activism to celebrate the 150th birth anniversary of William Monroe Trotter.

A presentation and discussion by Cornell William Brooks and Linda J. Bilmes, moderated by Deborah D. Douglas.

A panel discussion on the economics of reparations.

A conversation on the life and legacy of Congressman John Lewis, moderated by Cornell William Brooks.

A convening of activists, academics, journalists, and faith leaders for an “academy of citizen activism.”

Panel discussion on media and scholarship with Harvard faculty members.

A celebration of the 149th birth anniversary of William Monroe Trotter.

A nonviolent direct action teach-in open to all students of social justice.

Discussion with members of Community Action Committee and Cornell William Brooks.

Conversation between two Harvard faulty members on the need for reparations.

Students will work together at the intersection of social justice with business, philanthropy, theology, law, education, the arts, government, design, and public health organizations.