Private event in the Cullen Room (more…)
A.C.T.O.R. presents The Color of Publishing Join us for a discussion focused on w ho gets book deals in today’s literary landscape, and how are small presses challenging the status quo? A distinguished panel includes: Angie Chuang, Author of The Four Words for Home Alan King, Poet and Author Heather Buchanan-Gueringer, Founder, Aquarius Press (more…)
Private event in the Cullen Room. To plan an event at Busboys and Poets, please click here . (more…)
Discussion with Haitian activists, Alina “Tibebe” Cajuste and Guyto Derosiers, presented by Beyond Borders 250,000 Haitian children are living in a form of modern slavery called restav?k. Coming to the United States this May are Alina “Tibebe” Cajuste, who grew up in restav?k slavery and is now an inspiring leader working with other adult survivors (more…)
Communal Table Breakfast Discussion with DJ Saul – Making and Leading Change DJ is the CMO of iStrategyLabs, focusing on new product development (Grandstand, Social Machines, PiePal, and more coming in 2014?) while exploring new partnerships for iSL and its team members. DJ brands, markets, and creates experiences that launch companies, sell products, and connects people (more…)
Kick off for Chesapeake annual business council. (more…)
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US Military Bases in Okinawa and Japan-US Relationship: A Discussion with Nago City Mayor Susumu Inamine, Member of the Japanese House of Representatives (Okinawa) Denny Tamaki and other experts, facilitated by journalist David Swanson. Seventy years after WWII, Okinawa, one of the fiercest battlegrounds of the Pacific War (1941-45), continues to be occupied by US (more…)
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Join us to hear from three experts about why gun violence continues to plague our community and what we can do about it. …. Free and open to all! To book your event please visit our site for more information or call the Events Team at 202-332-6432. (more…)
The Center for American Progress presents Progressivism on Tap. In his most recent book, Genesis, John Judis argues that while Israelis and Palestinians must shoulder much of the blame, the United States has been the principal power outside the region since the end of World War II and as such must account for its repeated failed (more…)