Videos

University of South Carolina Law School Professor Derek Black talked about the history of public education in America and his belief that the right to a public education was being undermined…

Georgetown University international affairs professor Charles Kupchan looked back at American foreign policy and isolationism. This was a virtual event hosted by TownHall Seattle.

University of Washington professor Christopher Sebastian Parker offered his thoughts on the current and future state of race relations, social justice, and racial inequality in the U.S. foll…

Steve Davis, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation senior strategy adviser and China country office interim director, shared his thoughts on how leaders and citizens can bring about change i…

Steve Olson provided a history of the Hanford Nuclear Power Plant that was constructed in eastern Washington State in 1943 and manufactured the plutonium for the bomb that was dropped on Nag…

Journalist Erica Barnett looked at addiction in America and discussed her own struggles with alcoholism. This virtual program was sponsored by Town Hall Seattle.

Health care CEO Dr. Vivian Lee looked at the American health care system and presented a plan for reform. This event was hosted by Town Hall Seattle in Washington.

Evolutionary Biologist Neil Shubin looked at evolution using DNA from prehistoric fossils.

Cultural writer Katie Roiphe looks at how women experience and manage power. This virtual program was sponsored by Seattle Town Hall.

City planning expert Anthony Townsend discussed the future of autonomous vehicles. This event was hosted by Town Hall Seattle.

Economist Sylvia Ann Hewlett discussed what she calls collateral damage of the #MeToo movement. This virtual program was sponsored by Town Hall Seattle.

Elle senior staff writer R. Eric Thomas offered his thoughts on identity. This was a virtual event hosted by Town Hall Seattle.

Former director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Richard Cordray detailed the creation of the bureau and its work.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Rohde looked at the idea of the “deep state.” This was a virtual author program.

FairVote senior fellow David Daley reported on efforts around the country to combat election tampering. This was a virtual author program.

Journalist Katherine Stewart argued that religious nationalists are waging political war on American democracy and institutions. This was a virtual author program.

Mathematician Eugenia Cheng explored the limits of logic and UCLA history professor Amir Alexander recounted how the use of geometry has changed the world.

Erika Lee, director of the Immigration History Center at the University of Minnesota, looked at xenophobia throughout American history.