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  • Climate Change and National Security: Press Conference – Chicago

    Vietnam Veterans Memorial - Chicago Wacker Dr & Wabash Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

    Climate change is already a major concern for US military planners. Meanwhile, American politicians continue to ignore the issue of this growing threat. Join ASP in Chicago at the Vietnam Memorial on Thursday, July 9th as we discuss this important issue.

  • Department of Defense Action on Climate Change

    Climate change is already a major concern for US military planners. Meanwhile, American politicians continue to ignore the issue of this growing threat. Join ASP on December 11th as we discuss this important issue.

  • Puerto Rico on the Brink: Energy, Economy, and Security

    Join American Security Project on March 21st for a discussion on energy, economy, and security in Puerto Rico and how understanding the ongoing debt crisis through these lenses will strengthen our response.

  • The Role of Military-to-Military Engagement in Building the U.S. – Cuba Relationship

    Join American Security Project on Thursday, May 26th for “The Role of Military-to-Military Engagement in Building the U.S. – Cuba Relationship,” a roundtable discussion on the first in a series of Cuba-focused Perspective Papers. The conversation, and inaugural paper, will examine the existing U.S.-Cuba mil-to-mil relationship and a strategy for successful engagement over the next decade.

  • ASP and Lloyd’s – Cities in the Crosshairs: The Case for Investing in Resilience

    Carnegie Hall 881 Seventh Avenue, New York, United States

    Join American Security Project and Lloyd’s on October 13th in New York City in conversation and collaboration, bringing together key stakeholders to discuss how innovative partnerships can and should build greater resilience at the city level.

  • US-Russia Nuclear Policy in the Trump Era

    Join American Security Project on February 28th to discuss Russia’s modern nuclear strategy, and how the US should incorporate it into its own planning?