Indoor heat exposure is a growing problem for service sector workers, according to a new report by the Harvard Kennedy School ...

Experts from Harvard, ITAM & Banco de México discuss US-Mexico labor markets. This event launches a new public labor database for Mexico and shares insights on place-based growth. Lunch provided!

Melissa Hortman MC/MPA 2018, former Minnesota speaker of the House of Representatives, and Miguel Uribe Turbay MC/MPA 2022, a ...

Join us for a timely and focused webinar that breaks down the technical aspects of the SOGI Expert renewal process, the roles ...

Join us for a timely conversation on the short- and long-term effects of recent budget cuts on LGBTQ people, focusing on ...

When Dani Rodrik was asked to design a graduate program to train future leaders in global development, he knew he wanted a rigorous program that focused on some of the most urgent problems around the ...

Preroll: PolicyCast explores research-based policy solutions to the tough problems we’re facing in our society and our world.This podcast is a production of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard ...

Edward Djerejian, a former United States ambassador to Syria and Israel, believes the current chaotic situation in the Middle East presents an opportunity for a “grand bargain” for peace and stability ...

Five concrete actions for success “The most successful collaborations had things in common that are very actionable ideas,” de Jong says. “Succeeding doesn’t necessarily require a lot of resources or ...

On today’s episode of Justice Matters co-host Mathias Risse speaks with John Shattuck about the Trump administration’s attacks on Harvard University and the parallels to Victor Orban’s attacks on the ...

How It Works: Six Courses Across Three Focus Areas. The PLC consists of six six-week courses in three curricular areas: Evidence for Decisions, Policy Design and Delivery, and Leadership and ...

Research featuring Carr Center's Erica Chenoweth. Nonviolent protests are twice as likely to succeed as armed conflicts – and those engaging a threshold of 3.5% of the population have never failed to ...