USIP Events Podcast
Part of the USIP Podcast Network
The U.S. Institute of Peace has long distinguished itself as one of Washington, DC’s premiere convening organizations, hosting global leaders, policy-makers, and practitioners as they offer practical solutions for the world’s most dangerous conflict zones. Events at USIP brings that convening power to your home, office or mobile device, with same-day audio from USIP events. You can listen to, download, and share episodes on the event pages linked below.
October
- What's Next for Democracy and Women's Rights in Afghanistan?
- Exploring New Approaches for Atrocity Prevention
- PeaceCon 2019: Seizing the Moment for Peace in a Disrupted World
September
- Syria Study Group Releases Final Report
- RESOLVE 2019 Global Forum
- Senator Mark R. Warner on U.S.-China Competition
- Peace for Afghanistan: What has Changed?
- Reintegrating Taliban Fighters in Afghanistan
- A Changing Ethiopia: The Puzzle of Ethiopian Politics
- Forty Years On: What’s Next for U.S.-China Relations?
August
How to Talk about People Disengaging from Violent Extremism
July
- A Changing Ethiopia: What is the Legacy of Ethnic Federalism?
- One Year In: A Conversation with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan
- The North Korea Sanctions Regime a Year After Singapore
June
- Conversation with Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Nadia Murad
- Addressing China’s Economic and Military Coercion in the Indo-Pacific
- South Sudan’s Stalled Path to Peace
- Third Annual U.S.-Georgia Strategic Partnership Conference
- After India’s Vote: Prospects for Improved Ties with Pakistan
May
- #CyberspaceIRL: Rule of Law Approaches to Virtual Threats
- Diplomacy and Development in a Complex Global Landscape
- After Doha, What's Next for Afghan Peace Talks?
April
- Instability and Opportunity in North Africa
- China's Belt and Road Initiative at Year Six
- A New Approach to Preventing Extremism in Fragile States
- Youth: The Missing Peace
- A Conversation with CAR President Touadéra
March
- Will Iraq's New Parliament Bring Change?
- Women Leading Nonviolent Movements
- Crimea after Five Years of Russian Occupation
- How Pakistan Navigates the Saudi Arabia-Iran Rivalry
- #HerPotentialOurFuture: Gender Equality, Fragility and Conflict Affected States
- Building Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies Amid a World on Fire
- Pakistani Ambassador to U.S. Dr. Asad Majeed Khan on Pakistan’s Priorities
February
- What is the State of the Rule of Law Around the World in 2019?
- Special Representative Zalmay Khalilzad on the Prospects for Peace in Afghanistan
November 2018
- Soft Power in a Sharp Power World: Countering Coercion and Information Warfare
- How to Rehabilitate and Reintegrate Violent Extremists
- A Conversation with Secretary of Defense James N. Mattis
October 2018
- What Really Works to Prevent Election Violence?
- PeaceCon 2018 - A Call for Collaborative and Collective Action
- How Can Peacemakers Show Success?
- Breaking Rules to Build Peace
- Civil Resistance and Democratization
- Preserving the Past to Strengthen Afghanistan’s Future
- Pakistan’s New Government: Change or Continuity in Foreign Policy?
September 2018
- China: Managing Conflict and Competition
- What Drives Violence in Central America’s Northern Triangle?
- China's Role in Myanmar's Internal Conflicts
August 2018
July 2018
- Faith and Fragile States: Political Stability and Religious Freedom
- Senator Joni Ernst to Discuss U.S. Policy Options in Post-ISIS Iraq
- South Sudan: From Independence to Civil War
- Will Pakistan's Youth be a Boom or Bust for its Democracy?
- Wildlife Poaching and Trafficking: Combating a Source of Terrorist Funding
- Senator Jeff Merkley on Violence and Humanitarian Response in Africa
June 2018
- A Conversation with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova
- Mapping the Role of Religion in Fragile States
- The Long Search for Peace in Afghanistan
- Sudan After the Sanctions
May 2018
- Innovation and Technology in Rule of Law Programming
- Countering Youth Engagement in Violence
- Can Power-sharing Arrangements Deliver Peace?
- Second Annual U.S.-Georgia Strategic Partnership Conference
- Data Democracy: People and Power in the Digital Age
- North Korea and the Fine Print of a Deal: A View from Congress
- After ISIS, Will Iraq's Elections be the Next Step to Stability?
- Can Inclusive Peace Processes Work?
- War by Other Means
- Time for Action in the Western Balkans
April 2018
- Afghanistan in 2020: Is Peace Possible?
- Aiding Afghanistan's Economy: Lessons from the U.S. Experience
- Countering Illicit Funding: A Congressional Approach
- China and North Korea Conference: War and its Aftermath on the Korean Peninsula – What Role Could China Play?
- China and North Korea Conference: Ambassador Mark Lippert Keynote Address
- China and North Korea Conference: Would a Reunified Korea under South Korean Leadership be Positive or Negative for China?
- China and North Korea Conference: China and North Korea Relations
- Colombia Peace Forum: Elections and Peace Processes in Colombia
- Fraught Terrain: Stabilizing Iraq and Syria After ISIS
- Entering the Post-ISIS Era: Iraq and Its Neighbors
- A Pivotal Moment for Iraq
March 2018
- Securing Their Roles: Women in Constitution-Making
- Human Rights: The Foundation for Peace
- Foreign Policy and Fragile States
- Signs of Hope for Afghan Peace Talks
- How Film Captures the Role of Women in War and Peace
February 2018
January 2018
December 2017
- U.N. Peacekeeping is Vital – and so is its Reform
- Turmoil Across the Middle East – What Does it Mean?
- Is Diplomacy Possible with North Korea?
November 2017
- How to Help Vulnerable States Prevent Their Own Crises
- Raqqa After the Islamic State – Governance and Challenges in Post-ISIS Syria
- Iraqi Vice President Al-Nujaifi on His Nation’s Post-ISIS Future