Rudman Center

Melanie Plenda and Anna Brown
Rudman Center Director Anna Brown Discusses Statehouse Bills Likely – And Unlikely – to Advance to the Governor’s Desk.
Rudman Center Executive Director Ann Brown discussed some of the major bills in the state legislature on a recent episode of "The State We're In." Learn More
Leila Fadel of NPR
Justice & Journalism with NPR Host Leila Fadel
NPR's host Leila Fadel, who has vast experience covering national and international topics, is the next Justice & Journalism speaker. Learn More
health care panel
The Search for Affordable Healthcare: 'People deserve not to go bankrupt if they go to the hospital.'
Panel discussion on the affordable healthcare crisis, including causes and possible solutions. Learn More
Bias in Tech discussion
On Artificial Intelligence: ‘Existing biases that were already present are now just being replicated.’
Panelists discussed bias in AI: the causes, consequences, and possible remedies. Learn More
hospital hallway
The Search for Affordable Healthcare: Panel Discussion on March 13
Panelists will discuss federal and state responses to the crisis in affordable healthcare. Learn More
The State We're In on PBS
NH PBS Interview: Rudman Center Director Anna Brown on Top Issues in the State Legislature and a ‘Very Uncertain Environment’ Amid Trump’s Executive Orders
NHPBS interview: Rudman Center Director Anna Brown on top issues in the NH legislature. Learn More
bias in AI
Bias in Technology: The Causes, Consequences, and Possible Solutions
Panelists will discuss how bias affects the technology that has become pervasive in our lives -- and efforts to address it. Learn More
Rudman Center Newsletter
Rudman Center Roundup: Free Speech, Federal Indian Law, Immigration, Constitutional Dynamics
Read a Rudman Center review of fall 2024 forums, events, and other news. Learn More
Judge Arthur Gajarsa and Laura Knoy of the Rudman Center
Judge Arthur Gajarsa: ‘The federal government has a trust responsibility to protect tribal interests’
Judge Arthur Gajarsa discussed Federal Indian Law, tribal sovereignty, and Native American history during a recent Rudman Center event. Learn More
First Amendment Scholar Nadine Strossen
First Amendment Scholar Nadine Strossen: ‘No matter how great the potential harm of the speech, the potential harm of censorship is even greater’
Nadine Strossen, former president of the ACLU and Professor Emerita, discussed the rights and responsibilities of free speech during a recent visit to... Learn More