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2025 Harkin Retirement Security Symposium. Inclusive Long-Term Care Policies and Supports. Thursday, October 16, 2025. Includes logo of piggy bank with a leaf sprouting from the top.

October 16 | 2025 Harkin Retirement Security Symposium: Inclusive Long-Term Care Policies and Supports

Barbara Jordan Conference Center 1330 G St NW, Washington, DC

The 2025 Harkin Retirement Security Symposium: Inclusive Long-Term Care Policies and Supports will convene policy-makers, researchers, and advocacy organizations working on long-term care policy. The program includes discussions on federal and state policies,  and workplace policies supporting caregivers, caregiving experiences and their impact on retirement security, as well as other resources to support caregivers and […]

$165
A young man wearing a yellow safety vest and red hard hat, working in a factory. Text reads, "Data in Action: New Findings from the National Training, Education and Workforce Survey (NTEWS)." Includes logos for The Harkin Institute and the American Institutes for Research.

October 28 | Data in Action: New Findings from the National Training, Education and Workforce Survey (NTEWS)

Join The Harkin Institute for Public Policy & Citizen Engagement and the PROPEL (Promoting Resilience, Opportunity, and Progress in Employment and Learning) Center at the American Institutes for Research for a webinar on never-before-released analyses of what people with disabilities reported when participating in the National Training, Education and Workforce Survey (NTEWS). This webinar will describe the experiences […]

The Heartland at a Crossroads: Bold Voices on America's Rural Future. November 12 | 6:00 p.m. Includes mockup of a book cover of We Crapped In Our Nests by Art Cullen, as well as headshots of Art Cullen (a man with curly grey hair and glasses) and Chris Jones (a man with grey hair and glasses).

November 12 | The Heartland at a Crossroads: Bold Voices on America’s Rural Future

Tom and Ruth Harkin Center 2800 University Avenue, Des Moines, IA, United States

Pulitzer Prize winner Art Cullen has established himself as an essential witness to the transformation of rural America, thanks to his unique perspective as editor of The Storm Lake Times. His new book, We Crapped In Our Nests: Notes From the Edge of the World, offers an unflinching examination of how we’ve degraded our environment and communities, […]

$40