Aspen Ideas Festival 2017

• June 22 – July 1, 2017
• Aspen

The Aspen Ideas Festival is the nation's premier public gathering place for leaders from around the globe and across many disciplines to present and discuss the ideas and issues that both shape our lives and challenge our times.

Innovation Pipeline: Examining Modern Medicine

• August 1, 2017
• San Francisco

In the third event of the “Examining Modern Medicine” series, The Atlantic will gather stakeholders, original thinkers and tinkerers from the nation’s innovation capital to explore what it means to put the bio into biotech.

CityLab Baltimore

• August 2, 2017
• Baltimore, MD

CityLab Baltimore will convene top urban stakeholders from around the country to discuss some of the most pressing issues US cities face.

Washington Ideas

• September 25 – 28, 2017
• Washington, DC

For its ninth year, the Washington Ideas Forum will convene the nation's leaders, from politics and government to business and culture for two days of idea sharing and thought provoking conversation.

CityLab

• October 22 – 24, 2017
• Paris

The Atlantic, The Aspen Institute and Bloomberg Philanthropies will convene mayors and city practitioners from across the world for conversations on the future of cities.

The Rise of Populism and Nationalism

• June 19, 2017
• Washington, DC

The Atlantic’s Graeme Wood, Rosie Gray and Jeffrey Goldberg will discuss the future of nationalism in the era of Trump and what it means for our country, our allies and our democracy going forward.

PULSE: On the Front Lines of Health Care

• June 13, 2017
• Boston

From policy and economic discussions to global public health quandaries and the future biotechnology, The Atlantic brought together the leaders and brightest minds shaping healthcare today.

The Next Drugs:
An Atlantic Policy Update on Biosimilars

• June 7, 2017
• Washington, DC

The Atlantic convened key stakeholders to discuss the state of and future for biosimilars.

The Game Changers

• June 7, 2017
• Washington, DC

The Atlantic explored the future of technological disruption and what roles government, business and individuals can play in shaping it.

Atlantic Exchange
Featuring Graham Allison
and Jeffrey Goldberg

• June 1, 2017
• Washington, DC

Graham Allison, Director of Harvard University's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, and author of Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides’s Trap?, joined The Atlantic’s Editor in Chief Jeffrey Goldberg to explore the US-China relationship and see how war in East Asia can be avoided.

Defending the Web: A Forum on Cybersecurity & the Workforce

• May 18, 2017
• Washington, DC

The Atlantic gathered public officials as well as stakeholders in business and higher education to explore the cybersecurity jobs pipeline and the future of the industry.

The Atlantic's
The Renewal Series: Pittsburgh

• May 17, 2017
• Pittsburgh

The Atlantic will gather city officials and local industry and community leaders for a robust discussion about Pittsburgh's comeback, and efforts to create opportunity for all who call it home.

On the Launchpad:
Return to Deep Space

• May 16, 2017
• Washington, DC

The Atlantic surveyed a shifting landscape of new technologies, exploring the cosmos by gathering experts on the growing space industry and the future of space and extraterrestrial travel.

Mapping the Future of Mobility

• May 16, 2017
• Washington, DC

What might the future of mobility look like, and how will that vision be shaped by tech and automotive industry leaders, governments, city planners and the public at large?

Beyond Brexit and Trump: The Future of Global Nationalism

• May 10, 2017
• London

The Atlantic's editors will explore the changing landscape of global politics and the effect that Washington, DC has on the rest of the world.