Events

Come join casual, fun Spanish practice in the relaxed atmosphere of a local coffee shop. Space is limited—please RSVP by the end of the business day the preceding Friday.

The Program in Latin America, Caribbean and Latinx Studies is glad to present Sandra Kogut for a screening of her film No Céu da Pátria Nesse Instante (At This Moment, in the Nation's Sky), followed by a Q&A. Shot during the turbulent months leading up to the recent Brazilian presidential elections and the subsequent storming of Congress, the Presidential Palace and the Supreme Court on Jan. 8, 2023, the film follows a sequence of key-moments through the eyes of some characters involved in the process.

The first installment of the Democracy by Design: Engineering a Civic Life Lecture Series features Congressman John Sarbanes, who will explore how we reform the design features of America's voting and governing machinery in order to restore public confidence in our elections and ensure that everyday citizens—not special interests—drive legislative policy in Washington.

Join colleagues from across Johns Hopkins University for the second annual Johns Hopkins Quality and Safety Research Day, following the success of last year's event. This year's event focuses on the 25 years since the release of the "To Err is Human" report, the successes and challenges of the last 25 years, and what we might need to do differently in the next 25 years to continue to improve the quality, safety, and equity of health care.

You've cleaned and analyzed your data; now learn how to visualize it. Visualizing data is critical for both understanding the meaning and patterns hidden in your data and communicating it to an audience. This workshop by Johns Hopkins Data Services serves as an introduction to using?Python's data visualization tools and techniques.

This workshop by Johns Hopkins Data Services will teach students about the basics of mapping Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) including what they are, API options available for use, and basic instruction on how they can be incorporated into a web page.

As part of DC Startup & Tech Week, the brightest minds in the region will convene for an evening of lightning talks from innovators, scientists, and entrepreneurs.

The American Sociological Association hosts a conversation with Louise Seamster (University of Iowa) and Beth Pearson (Office of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren) on the crucial role that sociology can play in shaping public policy.

Join the Center for Social Concern for dinner to explore how stories have the power to inspire change, build community, and drive social action.

The Third Annual BESAFE Conference will bring together global leaders at the forefront of the fight against substandard and falsified medical products. This the conference aims to advance patient safety and strengthen the integrity of the global medical supply chain.