"Uprising in Egypt and Iran, Similarities and Differences" by Nazila Fathi, Nieman Fellow at Harvard University, Foreign Correspondent at New York Times.

By Rye Barcott, Author, It Happened on the Way to War, Co-founder, Carolina for Kibera.

"Peace of Art: Mobilizing Art for Justice on the U.S.-Mexico Borderland" by Sandra Salas, Graphic Designer and Founder of "Peace of Art: Design For Change." Co-sponsored by the Bildner Program, Dartmouth Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Dartmouth Women in Business, the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding, Dartmouth Latin American, Latino & Caribbean Studies, the Leslie Center for the Humanities, the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and the Social...

The Stephen R. Volk '57 Lecture "Whatever Happened to Freedom of Association?" by Michael McConnell, Richard and Frances Mallery Professor of Law and Director, Stanford Constitutional Law Center, Stanford University. Co-sponsored with the Dartmouth Legal Studies Faculty Group, the Dartmouth Lawyers Association, and Dartmouth Alumni Relations.

By Bethany Rubin Henderson, Founder and Executive Director, City Hall Fellows.

"Education and Entrepreneurship: The Great Equalizer" by Amini Kajunju, Executive Director, Workshop in Business Opportunities (WIBO). Supporting the Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Annual Theme "Injustice Anywhere is a Threat to Justice Everywhere." Lecture funded by a generous contribution from The Portman Entrepreneurial Leadership Fund.

America is at a critical crossroads. The choices that U.S. elected officials make in connection with the role of government and its finances over the next 5 years will largely determine whether America's collective future will be better than its past. What are America's fiscal facts? What are sensible solutions to America's fiscal challenges? How will these solutions work to make America stay great? How can the American Dream stay alive for today's families and future generations of...

Veterans Day Lecture "Policy at the Sharp End: Listening to Veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan" by Sydney J. Freedberg, Jr., Investigator at Policy at the Sharp End Project and Former Defense Reporter for "The National Journal." Supporting the Dartmouth Centers Forum Annual Theme "Speak Out! Listen Up!"

"Black Migration and the Transformation of Northern Cities in the 20th Century" by Leah Platt Boustan, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics at the University of California, Los Angeles. Co-sponsored with the Dartmouth Economics Department.

"Ending Poverty in Our Generation: Still Time if We Try" by Jeffrey Sachs, Director, Columbia University Earth Institute.

"Where Have all the Moderates Gone?" by Fred Karger, Presidential Exploratory Committee and President of Rights Equal Rights. Co-sponsored by the Dartmouth College Republicans.

The Class of 1930 Fellow Lecture, a Nelson A. Rockefeller Centennial Series Lecture