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Tune in with Taubman as we cover President Trump’s first major address since taking office with his second administration. President Trump will be outlining his agenda to members of Congress and the nation. Register Here: shorturl.at/sKdGc

Join us this Monday for our 📚Book Talk📚 event with Yoni Appelbaum, moderated by Marc J. Dunkelman!

Presenting the Alexander Meiklejohn Lecture with Tom Perez, former U.S. Secretary of Labor and former Chair of the Democratic National Committee! ⭐️This event will be moderated by former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele. 🎟️Get tickets: eventbrite.com/e/alexander-me…

Join us this Monday in Leung Conference Room (110) at 280 Brook Street (New Watson) from 12-1 for a Politics and Policy Lunch titled: “Power Shifts and Policy Battles: What’s Next for Washington?” Free lunch provided!🇺🇸🍽️

“I am an eternal optimist […]This is indeed a very serious and grave moment for our democracy. But I’m equally confident that we are anything but powerless. When we organize and mobilize, we can succeed.” — Tom Perez, Alexander Meiklejohn Lecture 3/12/2025

“We have to ask: Why did we allow ourselves to let this madness happen? When did you stop being a citizen? When did you take yourself out of the ‘we?’ And then ask yourself — why?” — Michael Steele, Alexander Meiklejohn Lecture 3/12/2025

⭐️Thank you for joining us for the Alexander Meiklejohn Lecture with Tom Perez and Michael Steele!

Thinking about law school? Join the Taubman Center and Professor Ari Gabinet this Monday for a discussion on the law school admissions process! ⭐️Whether you’re applying soon or just considering your options, this event will provide valuable guidance. ⭐️Free lunch provided!🇺🇸🍽️

⭐️Announcing the Noah Krieger ’93 Memorial Lecture featuring Justice Stephen Breyer, retired Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court! Justice Breyer will share insights from his career and explore the themes of his latest book. 🎟️Get Tickets: eventbrite.com/e/noah-krieger…

Join us this Monday at noon for a Politics & Policy Lunch with Professor Wendy Schiller as we discuss President Trump’s newly announced tariffs, high-stakes elections in Wisconsin and Florida, and the broader fight for control in Washington. Free lunch provided! 🇺🇸🍽️

Thank you for joining us for this week's Politics and Policy Lunch for a discussion on trade policy, key state races, and congressional battles! Stay tuned for more Taubman Center events for the rest of the semester! 🇺🇸🍽️

Join us for a conversation with George Barrett, former Chairman and CEO of Cardinal Health. After leading one of the nation’s largest healthcare services companies, Barrett will explore the evolving healthcare policy landscape. ⭐️Catered lunch provided | Brown ID Required

Thank you for joining us for this week’s Politics and Policy Lunch with George Barrett, former Chairman and CEO of Cardinal Health! Barrett shared valuable advice on career paths, navigating leadership, and the relationship between the public and private sector. 🍽️🇺🇸

Today! Join us at 4:30 for the Noah Krieger '93 Memorial Lecture featuring Justice Stephen Breyer, retired Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. ⭐️Can’t join us in-person? The event will be live-streamed here: livestream.brown.edu/taubman

“I wanted to write it from my experience[…] out of the cases I have seen. I wanted to say why I don’t think *words* very often give you the answer to the case […] So look back — someone wrote those words, why? Let’s look at the purposes. The consequences.” — Justice Breyer

“There’s no view so crazy that there isn’t someone in this country who holds it. So can we stay together? Can law help us live together peaceably and productively? We can do it. Law helps.” — Justice Breyer, Noah Krieger ‘93 Memorial Lecture

“I did think—and I do think—that the Constitution, when it says equal protection of the law, gives people leeway to find ways to bring people IN to the country so we have a population that is made up of all different people.” — Justice Breyer on his Parents Involved dissent

Q: Where did Justice Breyer get the inspiration for the saying in the Mahanoy opinion that public schools are “the nurseries of democracy?” A: From a wedding ceremony, where marriage was referred to as a “nursery of heaven”

⭐️Join us for a conversation with Georgetown University professor and Brown alum Quinn Bornstein as she shares insights on how policymakers can better serve rural communities and why these issues matter for the nation's future. Catered lunch provided! 🇺🇸🍽️

Thank you for joining us for this week’s Politics and Policy Lunch with Quinn Bornstein ‘18 on Policy in Rural America! 🍽️🇺🇸 She presented her research and shared valuable insights into her methodology, career path, and her time at Brown!