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Constitution Day 2013 (Opening Remarks): Bars and Stripes Forever:...
Baltimore-based author, journalist, and television writer/producer David Simon will headline Constitution Day, a free annual symposium recognizing the ratification of the United States Constitution...
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Constitution Day 2013 (Discussion): Bars and Stripes Forever: Inequalities...
Baltimore-based author, journalist, and television writer/producer David Simon will headline Constitution Day, a free annual symposium recognizing the ratification of the United States Constitution...
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Constitution Day 2014: One Nation Under Watch: Surveillance, Privacy and...
Daniel Ellsberg, author, former US military analyst, and one of the most prominent political whistleblowers in US history, will headline Constitution Day. The panel, moderated by WYPR’s The Signal...
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Constitution Day 2015: Black Lives Matter
The 2015 symposium explores the various facets of "Black Lives Matter," a phrase exposing the enduring legacy of racial disparities, particularly in the criminal justice system in America. With recent...
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Constitution Day 2016: Immigration, Racism, and the Changing Face of the Nation
The 2016 symposium explores immigration, racism and the impact of changing demographics on public discourse about what it means to be an American. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, racial minority...
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Constitution Day Panel 2017: Is This What Democracy Looks Like?
MSNBC’s Joy-Ann Reid headlines the opening panel of the 2017 programming around Constitution Day. The two-day symposium commemorates the holiday with panels and commentary on contemporary issues in...
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Constitution Day Symposium 2017: What is Democracy?
Artist Mel Chin and Johns Hopkins Professor of Political Science & Africana Studies Professor Lester K. Spence consider the role of art within a democratic society and the role of the everyday...
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