Events
In 2021, CSIS hosted a total of 46 public events with Members of Congress as featured speakers. These events included Members from both sides of the aisle and from all across the United States. Members were featured as keynote speakers at CSIS conferences, as co-panelists with academic and policy experts, and in one-on-one armchair discussions with CSIS expert moderators.
CSIS strives to provide a bipartisan platform for leaders in Congress to engage with the broader policy community on issues affecting U.S. national security and foreign affairs, as well as pressing technology, trade, and energy issues.
Events

U.S. States on Energy and Climate: Illinois

Rebuilding Energy Security: The Role of U.S. Oil and Gas

Report Launch: Localizing Humanitarian Action in Africa

Policy Brief Launch: Solving Food Insecurity Among U.S. Veterans and Military Families
Congressional Highlights

Understanding and Addressing Challenges in the Mekong Region
Gregory Poling, director of the Southeast Asia Program, testified before the House Foreign Affairs Asia Subcommittee on China’s influence in Cambodia and the difficulties it presents to the interests of the United States and its regional partners.
Congressional Testimony by Gregory B. Poling — December 7, 2022

USMCA Automotive Rules of Origin: Economic impacts, Competitiveness Effects, and Relevance
Congressional Testimony by William Alan Reinsch — November 4, 2022

The Sustainable Development Goals and Recovery from the COVID-19 Pandemic: Implications for U.S. Policy
Congressional Testimony by Daniel F. Runde — September 15, 2022

Putin’s Proxies: Examining Russia’s Use of Private Military Companies
Congressional Testimony by Catrina Doxsee — September 15, 2022