Past Events

Pandemic Politics: Science, Distrust, and Division

Join the Eagleton Science and Politics Initiative virtually as we discuss the political background, risk communication, and government distrust around the COVID pandemic Panelists: Judith

Fighting Fear: Combating Hate Crimes, Violence & Xenophobia in Modern America

Hosted by National Law Enforcement Museum While the national spike in hate crimes and other xenophobic acts has left many sounding the alarm, especially in

Viral Disinformation and How Anti-Vaccine Propaganda Spreads Across Virtual and Real-World Networks

The first NC Labs/Rutgers Webinar to educate and inform stakeholders and the public in an effort to combat the ongoing info-demic.

2021 National Symposium on Police Academies and Training

1100 -1110 hours EST – Welcome and Introduction – E/D Marvin Haiman, MPDC 1110 -1200 hours EST – Updates from Each Agency & Introductions from

Medicine and Morality: Lessons from the Holocaust and COVID-19

MOTL 2021 Medicine & Morality FLYER Join us on Erev Yom HaShoah, April 7, 2021 at 7:00PM ET, for “Medicine and Morality: Lessons from the Holocaust and

After the insurrection: Countering domestic extremism in the US military and law enforcement

A panel discussion with experts examining the relationship between law enforcement, the military, and domestic violent extremist groups in the United States.

From Flash to Bang: How Disinformation Fueled the Attack on The U.S. Capitol

Event Hosted by Justice Clearing House In today’s environment, including the recent siege of the U.S. Capitol, the way citizens view facts, define certainty, and

Identifying good practices in addressing hate crime, discrimination, intolerance and other challenges to community security during the COVID-19 pandemic

ODIHR, in cooperation with the Miller Center, will host a panel discussion with representatives from civil society, academia and law enforcement to discuss good practices in addressing some of the the challenges presented during the responses to the pandemic.

Unintended Consequences of Disinformation Campaigns on Law Enforcement

Accelerationism and Platform-Sponsored Terror in the Age of Social Media

Introduction on accelerationist movements across social media and their role in instigating terror, "memetic warfare," and viral insurgency.

Let There Be Light: 2020 Kristallnacht Commemoration

The International March of the Living, The Miller Center for Community Protection and Resilience at Rutgers University, and the Jüdischen Gemeinde Frankfurt are pleased to

Cyber-Antisemitism, State Sponsored Trolls and Digital Mobs

An overview of how anti-Semitism is evolving in the age of social media and introducing new threats to democratic principles, as it has historically.