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Future of Space Policy Forum and Expo
October 15 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm MDT
Is Space an Accident Waiting to Happen? The Collision of Satellites, Debris, and Geopolitics
Evening of Agenda – Preview
6:00 PM Doors Open | Expo tables and student showcase open | Network & explore
7:00 PM Opening Remarks | DCFR welcome + sponsorship appreciation | Grab a plate
7:15 PM Panel Starts | Panelist intros — moderated discussion
8:15 PM Audience Questions | Come ready with questions
8:45 PM Closing Remarks | Additional networking and wrap-up
Space exploration and policy have ramped up in the last few decades, and Colorado is poised to be at the center of the advancement. This forum seeks to provide a unique and accessible discussion for internationally minded professionals, new and established space organizations, and young professionals.
The Denver Council on Foreign Relations envisions a unique approach to space policy, bridging the gap between this critical frontier and foreign policy, international affairs, and young professional communities. By making these high-level space policy discussions accessible to university students and the broader community, we’re fostering informed decision-making for the future. This initiative also offers an opportunity for students to engage directly with current space issues for free.
Simultaneously, we recognize the deep connections between space exploration and the geopolitical, military, research, and logistics considerations that our foreign policy and international affairs community has long addressed. This intersection presents a powerful opportunity for cross-disciplinary learning and collaboration, which is why we invite space professionals, institutes, and foundations to the event.