Events

In the face of deep cuts to global health security programming, actions are unfolding on several fronts to reform pandemic preparedness and response financing. This session will focus on the question: where do things stand, as 2025 draws to a close? What can we anticipate, looking forward into 2026? 

CSIS is pleased to host Alexia Latortue for a discussion on the role of the United States in multilateral institutions. 

CSIS's Project on Prosperity and Development hosted its seventh annual Global Development Forum examining key disruptions to global development efforts, including rising food prices, the invasion of Ukraine, energy disruptions, and the global debt crisis.

Please join the CSIS Commission on Strengthening America's Health Security on Wednesday, May 18, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. ET, for an important virtual event to examine the outcomes of the second Global Covid-19 Summit.

Join CSIS for an event discussing a new report by the American Academy of Diplomacy, which outlines how the U.S. government can meet the challenge of twenty-first-century multilateral engagement.

Please join the Americas Program for the virtual discussion “Digital Transformation in the Western Hemisphere: An Aging Population” which will be livestreamed via Zoom on Friday, March 11th from 8:30 – 10:00 a.m. EST.

Join us for a conversation with Paul Spiegel on the Afghan Health System

Join us for a conversation with author John Norris as he talks about his book The Enduring Struggle, USAID's achievements that have saved billions of lives, setbacks that have threatened the agency’s very existence, and the importance of USAID today.

The CSIS Humanitarian Agenda hosts a discussion on the regulatory and legal challenges to humanitarian assistance and solutions to allow for safe and unimpeded humanitarian assistance to civilians in a Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.

Please join the CSIS for the second in a series of conversations examining how strong, community-based primary health care services can support vaccine distribution and how, at the same time, immunization programs can help promote access to primary health care services.