The Center for American Progress hosts a diverse range of events with progressive leaders and policy experts that highlight bold, innovative ideas to address our nation’s most pressing problems.
We are continually monitoring the development and impact of COVID-19. The safety and well-being of our panelists and audiences is of the utmost importance to us.
At this time, all public events at the Center for American Progress are only available via an online livestream. Please RSVP for specific events to receive a reminder to watch live. Viewers are welcome to submit questions for each event and will be notified of individual event hashtags after they RSVP. As always, we will continue to live caption our livestreams.
This documentary film sheds light on the impacts of hospital consolidation and the conduct of non-profit hospitals.
Please join the Center for American Progress for a virtual event that will assess the current threats to our elections, analyze what state officials are doing to address the issues, and explore how Americans can come together to safeguard our democracy.
The Future of Higher Education in a Post-Debt Cancellation United States
Discussing Air Force and Space Force personnel, the crisis in Ukraine, competition with China, human rights, and the role of the U.S. in the world
Please join CAP's Reel Progress program and Brave New Films for a film screening of "Suppressed and Sabotaged: The Fight to Vote," followed by a discussion with a panel of esteemed experts.
Please join the Center for American Progress for a multipanel discussion with OMB Director Shalanda Young, one of the key officials responsible for implementing the IRA, and everyday Americans about the Inflation Reduction Act and what it will mean for the United States and the American people.
A Conversation with The Atlantic’s Caitlin Dickerson
A discussion with the National Partnership for Women & Families on improving the economic status of Black women and families.
Please join us and a panel of eminent economists to discuss how the Inflation Reduction Act will strengthen the economy.
Improving the U.S. Asylum System for Disabled Noncitizens