2026
Events
Brookings events feature esteemed leaders, thinkers, and experts from around the world exchanging ideas and insights on critical topics such as economics, education, governance, security, climate change, society and culture, and technology.
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Featured Events
Upcoming Event
February
05
Economic Security & Mobility
Pathways to reduce child poverty: Impacts of federal tax credits
Upcoming Event
February
06
2026
Monetary Policy
Supply-side factors and inflation: What have we learned?
Upcoming Event
February
10
2026
Children & Families
City solutions for young children and families
Upcoming
Upcoming Event
February
04
2026
Technology Policy & Regulation
The future of communications regulation with FCC Commissioner Olivia Trusty
Upcoming Event
February
05
2026
Economic Security & Mobility
Pathways to reduce child poverty: Impacts of federal tax credits
Upcoming Event
February
06
2026
Monetary Policy
Supply-side factors and inflation: What have we learned?
Upcoming Event
February
10
2026
Children & Families
City solutions for young children and families
Upcoming Event
February
11
2026
Diplomacy & Multilateralism
‘The Doom Loop’ and the future of the global order
Upcoming Event
February
11
2026
Climate Adaptation & Resilience
Safe, healthy, and resilient homes: Building resilience together
Upcoming Event
February
12
2026
Internet & Telecommunications
A conversation with NTIA Assistant Secretary Arielle Roth on the future of the digital economy
Upcoming Event
March
26-27
2026
U.S. Economy
BPEA Spring 2026 Conference
Recent Past Events
Past Event
February
02
2026
Cities & Communities
Creating high-opportunity neighborhoods
Past Event
January
28
2026
U.S. Trade Policy
One year of ‘America First’ trade policy: What did we learn, and what comes next?
Past Event
January
22
2026
Artificial Intelligence
On the road to the India AI Impact Summit: Global AI governance and the HAIP Reporting Framework
Past Event
January
21
2026
Presidency
Staffing the government: An analysis of Trump’s personnel strategy across his two terms