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Lessons from the Stacks: Reading Dangerously

Tue, May 12 at 5pm

New York Public Library - Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, New York, NY

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NYPL-hosted exploration of 20th-century censorship using primary source archives.

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📚 unmuted free speech dialogue

Sun, May 3 at 6pm

Panel debate on algorithm regulation featuring a legal scholar and tech policy fellow.

📚 SeminarSeminar 6: Scholars and SpiesJun 1, 2026

Mon, Jun 1 at 12am

Vera List Center for Art and Politics, Greenwich Village

Seminar exploring intersection of academia and espionage, sixth installment.

📚 SeminarSeminar 6: Scholars and SpiesMay 11, 2026

Mon, May 11 at 12am

Vera List Center for Art and Politics, Greenwich Village

Seminar examining the intersection of academic scholarship and intelligence work.

📚 Rust NYC: Reversing the Great Firewall and Geospatial Rust

Thu, May 7 at 6:30pm

Two talks: reverse-engineering China's Great Firewall and geospatial applications in Rust

📚 S Book Discussion: What are YOU Reading?!!

Tue, May 5 at 2pm

Dongan Hills Library, Staten Island

Open-format library book discussion — bring whatever you're reading.

📚 Sunday Platform with Kate Cohen: The Pope, the President, and the Problem of Moral Authority

Sun, May 3 at 11am

NY Society for Ethical Culture, UWS

Kate Cohen leads a talk on moral authority in contemporary politics.