Events Calendar

Internet censorship is an (in)visible threat that is increasingly becoming more pervasive around the world — often impacting vulnerable communities the most. Today, nearly every country experiences some form of internet censorship. What varies is the content being restricted—and the consequences of that restriction. In many cases, governments block access…

Alexandra Vacroux, Vice President for Strategic Engagement, Kyiv School of Economics, (on leave from Harvard’s Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies for 2024-2025), returns with an update on the war in Ukraine. Three years in, and the war in Ukraine continues. Russia is sending drones and ballistic missiles to…

Social media platforms have become increasingly opaque at precisely the moment their influence on society has reached unprecedented levels. Over the long-term, we need to conceptualize true independent transparency as an infrastructure project built on four pillars—government requirements & legal protections, international standards, shared tooling, and sustainable funding. We are…

Please join us for a celebration honoring Professor Charles Donahue and marking the publication of The Learned and Lived Law:  Essays in Honor of Charles Donahue.  We will have a day of presentations by chapter authors as well as a display of medieval manuscripts in the Harvard Law Library in the…

On May 19 in WCC 3015, join us for a deep-dive workshop with Camilo Eduardo Umana Hernandez, former Deputy Minister of Justice of Colombia, as he presents his draft paper on pattern analysis as an investigative tool. This workshop will illuminate the methodological tools that Umana developed during his work…