The National Endowment for Democracy hosted a panel discussion with representatives of the four Central American organizations honored with the 2021 Democracy Award.

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Leading voices from the US, Europe, and Asia come together to discuss concrete ways in which democracies from the three regions can work together to strengthen their commitment to democracy as well as defend democratic norms and values across the globe.  

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The 2021 NED Democracy Awards highlighted the voices of inspiring Central American activists and shared analysis from leading regional experts, the U.S. Congress and the Biden Administration.

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To honor Carl Gershman’s thirty-seven years of service, this symposium examined how to confront global challenges to democracy.

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Experts will discuss current developments in Ethiopia and what they mean for the country's democratic transition.

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In this panel discussion, experts will discuss the implications and impact of the evolution of the CCP since it's 1921 founding.

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The International Forum hosted a discussion based on a working paper entitled “Paying for a World Class Affiliation: Reputation Laundering in the University Sector of Open Societies,” that discussed how transnational kleptocracy targets universities, and its resulting influence on freedom of expression and democracy around the world.

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The International Forum launched its final report, "A Full-Spectrum Response to Sharp Power: The Vulnerabilities and Strengths of Open Societies," and reflected on lessons learned from its series examining Sharp Power and Democratic Resilience.

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In one of his first public U.S. interviews since taking office, President Tsering explored the complexities of Sino-Tibetan relations.

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Experts participated in a centennial celebration of Andrei Sakharov with a discussion about the relevance of his legacy in Russia today.

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