Overview

Join our Distingiushed Fellow, Senator Ben Cardin and Roy Blunt in conversation with Charles A. Stevenson as they reflect on bipartisan cooperation in U.S. foreign policy and national security. Drawing on decades of experience from both sides of the aisle, they will discuss what made collaboration possible and what lessons remain relevant today.

*This event is open to SAIS students, faculty, staff, and alumni*.

Featured Speaker Highlight

Senator Ben Cardin (Distinguished Fellow)

A longtime leader in Congress, Senator Cardin is widely recognized for his commitment to bipartisan governance, human rights, and democratic values. As former Chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he championed anti-corruption efforts and values-based diplomacy. He is the principal architect of the Global Magnitsky Act, a landmark law advancing global accountability for human rights abuses. We are honored to have Senator Cardin as distinguished fellow here at foreign policy instituite.

Additional Speakers

Senator Roy Blunt

We are excited to welcome Roy Blunt, former Senate leader with extensive experience in appropriations, intelligence, and public policy, known for advancing bipartisan initiatives in healthcare, research, and national governance.

Dr. Charles A. Stevenson

Also joining is Dr. Charles A. Stevenson a foreign policy expert at Johns Hopkins SAIS, former Senate staffer, and author specializing in U.S. national security and civil-military relations.

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