Upcoming Event
February
23
2026
K-12 Education
Supporting STEM teachers: Insights from the Noyce program
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Featured Events
February
182026
Upcoming Event
February
25
2026
Pharmaceutical & Drug Policy
When medicines are controlled: How Drug Enforcement Administration rules exacerbate drug shortages
Upcoming Event
February
25
2026
Artificial Intelligence
AI + work: Building pro-worker AI
Upcoming
Upcoming Event
February
18
2026
Race in Public Policy
Racial cooperation in America: Why the United States is not as divided as it may seem
Upcoming Event
February
23
2026
K-12 Education
Supporting STEM teachers: Insights from the Noyce program
Upcoming Event
February
25
2026
Pharmaceutical & Drug Policy
When medicines are controlled: How Drug Enforcement Administration rules exacerbate drug shortages
Upcoming Event
February
25
2026
Artificial Intelligence
AI + work: Building pro-worker AI
Upcoming Event
March
02
2026
Regulatory Policy
Why are electricity prices rising in the US and what can be done about it?
Upcoming Event
March
26-27
2026
U.S. Economy
BPEA Spring 2026 Conference
Recent Past Events
Past Event
February
17
2026
Infrastructure
How community benefit agreements can mitigate public concerns about data centers
Past Event
February
12
2026
Internet & Telecommunications
A conversation with NTIA Assistant Secretary Arielle Roth on the future of the digital economy
Past Event
February
11
2026
Climate Adaptation & Resilience
Safe, healthy, and resilient homes: Building resilience together
Past Event
February
11
2026
Diplomacy & Multilateralism
‘The Doom Loop’ and the future of the global order