This year, more than 600,000 individuals will return to communities after serving time behind bars. More than 8,000 will return to Baltimore City alone. Returned citizens often struggle to find work, housing, and a steady social network. More than 40 percent are rearrested within one year. This AEI Events Podcast examines how government and private [...]

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This AEI Events Podcast features James Mitchell, an interrogator for the CIA, sharing insight into the minds of terrorist masterminds.

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This AEI Events Podcast features a conversation on the economic challenges at home and abroad facing the new administration.

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This AEI Events Podcast features a conversation with Harvard economist George Borjas on immigration, H1-B visas, and the entrepreneurship of immigrants.

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This AEI Events Podcast features a conversation on conservatism in the 115th Congress with Republican Study Committee (RSC) Chairman-elect Mark Walker, outgoing RSC Chair Mark Walker and AEI's Arthur Brooks.

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This AEI Events Podcast features a conversation with Derek Scissors, Jim Capretta, Alex Brill, Mackenzie Eaglen, and Marc Thiessen on the challenges and opportunities facing the Trump administration.

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In this AEI Events Podcast, Princeton Professors Robert P. George and Cornel West seek to answer: What is the purpose of a liberal arts education?

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This episode of the AEI Events Podcast featured Dr. Jonathan Zimmerman, David French, Greg Lukianoff, and Andy Smarick, discussing free speech on college campuses.

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The latest AEI Events Podcast features a conversation on the future of conservatism moving beyond the 2016 election.

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This AEI Events Podcast features Sue Desmond-Hellmann, CEO of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, discussing philanthropy, her background in medicine, an how the Gates Foundation is working to advance its motto that "all lives have equal value."

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