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How the World Sees America: Lessons from the 2026 Best Countries Index
Prof. David Reibstein (William Stewart Woodside Professor of Marketing, The Wharton School; co-creator of the Best Countries Index) examines how 85 nations are perceived globally, why America's business strengths haven't translated to national reputation, and what leaders and citizens can do to strengthen confidence in America abroad.
25 Years After 9/11: Rebuilding Trust Through Civil Discourse
Carolyn Lukensmeyer (Founding Executive Director, National Institute for Civil Discourse) reflects on the landmark public deliberation process she helped create after 9/11 — and what it teaches us about public participation, collective trauma, and rebuilding civic trust today.
The Big Truth About American Elections
David Becker (Executive Director, Center for Election Innovation & Research; co-author of The Big Truth) discusses what voters should understand about election integrity, how officials verify results, the difference between real vulnerabilities and disinformation, and how citizens can protect voting rights heading into 2026.
A Conversation with Carlos Curbelo
Former Florida Congressman & NBC News Political Commentator joins The Unity Forum for a cross-partisan discussion on today's political landscape, bipartisan leadership, and the future of American democracy.
Business Leadership & Democracy
Dan Hesse (Chairman, Akamai; Former CEO, Sprint) joins The Unity Forum to explore the intersection of business leadership and democratic values — and what today's executives owe to the society they operate in.
Guardrails Gone? The Constitution and Today's Legal Challenges
Constitutional law scholar Prof. Stephen Wermiel (American University) explains how executive power expands under political pressure, how courts respond, and why public understanding of constitutional basics — voting rights, separation of powers, and free speech — matters more than ever.
Navigating the Future of U.S. Healthcare with Dr. Don Berwick
Dr. Don Berwick (founding President/CEO, Institute for Healthcare Improvement; former CMS Administrator) examines looming Medicaid and ACA coverage losses, rising premiums, workforce strain, and growing threats to science and public trust — and why caring for one another must remain healthcare reform's central priority.
Two Differing Moralities: The Roots of Our Political Divide
Social psychologist Dr. Ronnie Janoff-Bulman (UMass Amherst, author of The Two Moralities) explains how proscriptive and prescriptive moral systems shape liberal and conservative worldviews — and how understanding, not just agreement, can bridge America's political divide.
The Fed on a Tightrope: Balancing Interest Rates, Tariffs & Politics
Dr. Patrick T. Harker (former President, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; former Dean, The Wharton School) unpacks why he describes the current backdrop as "stagflation light," how to read the Fed's dot plot, why long-term rates may not fall soon, and what's at stake for the Fed's independence.