loading…loading…Legal researchers from the Library of Congress examine how Albania, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine are building their AI regulatory frameworks, focusing on public administration and critical infrastructure—useful if you're tracking how different democracies and authoritarian systems approach the same technology problem.
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Sat, Sep 5
Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library — Meeting Room
Bring a clean tote you're ready to pass along and leave with one someone else brought. It's a practical way to refresh your bag collection while meeting neighbors across generations.
Thu, Aug 20
Library of Congress
Congressional staffers and curious citizens alike will find this guided tour of Congress.gov essential for actually understanding how to track bills and find what your representatives are doing.
onlineTue, Aug 18
Shirlington Library — Campbell Room
Someone who's noticed Arlington's trees disappearing learns what the city actually plans to do about it—straight from the people managing the canopy itself.
Civics & GovernmentTue, Aug 18
Greenbelt — Auditorium
Kids ages 5-12 build structures with magnetic blocks while discovering the principles behind them—perfect for the child who learns by touching things and asking why.
Wed, Aug 19
Burke Centre Library — Burke Centre Conference Room
Adults learning English gather in a small group to practice speaking with volunteer instructors, mixing casual conversation with grammar help. Good for anyone wanting to actually use the language rather than just study it.
English Language LearningFri, Aug 21
Martha Washington Library — Martha Washington Conference Room
Adults gather weekly to discuss the popular fiction they've actually read, a chance to hear what stuck with someone else and maybe argue a little about it.
Book Discussion