Join The Outlaw Ocean Project and TeaLeaves for a virtual panel for the 75th United Nations General Assembly.

Join The Outlaw Ocean Project and The University of Rhode Island’s Graduate School of Oceanography for a virtual discussion for the 2020 Charles and Marie Fish Lecture.

Join Ocean Wise for a talk by celebrated author and ocean champion, Ian Urbina. Ian will discuss his reporting on ‘The Outlaw Ocean’ which was originally published in The New York Times. Registration is required.

Join Ian at the University of British Columbia as he discusses the stories of astonishing courage and brutality, survival and tragedy, that he witnessed in the high seas. Registration required.

Join Ian for a live interview event with The Davidsonian. Registration required. A select number of books will be given away to the first attendees.

Join Ian for a live interview event with Public Radio International’s “Living on Earth.” A select number of books will be given away to the first attendees. Special thanks to Humanity United.

Join Ian for a chat on The Outlaw Ocean. Tickets required.

Join Ian for a chat on The Outlaw Ocean with Dr. Edward Allison, professor at the School of Marine and Environmental Affairs. This event is hosted by the University of Washington’s SPJ student chapter and the Student Environmental Affairs Society. Refreshments will be provided.

Join Ian for a chat on The Outlaw Ocean with Brian Sullivan, a co-founder of Global Fishing Watch and Senior Program Manager for Google Earth Outreach and David Kroodsma, Director of Research and Innovation at Global Fishing Watch. A select number of books will be given to the first attendees. This event is in partnership with Global Fishing Watch and Schmidt Marine, a program of the Schmidt Family Foundation. Registration required.

Join Ian for a chat on The Outlaw Ocean with Stanford’s Center for Ocean Solutions. Refreshments will be served.

The Estuary and Ocean Sciences Center hosts Ian for a discussion on The Outlaw Ocean with executive director Dr. Karina Nielsen. A select number of books will be given to the first attendees. A meet and greet with Ian will follow. Registration required.

BLOOM and Payot Publishing invite you to a book chat and signing with Ian Urbina, Claire Nouvian, president of Bloom, and Frédéric Le Manach, scientific director of Bloom. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Read more about Bloom here. RSVP: e.roederer@payotrivages.com or isaurequillien@bloomassociation.org

Join Ian and the Center for Study of Colonialism, Empire & International Law for a discussion on The Outlaw Ocean.

Don’t miss Ian Urbina at Libreria when he will be discussing some of the extraordinary stories in his book.

Join Urbina as he talks to Oliver Steeds, investigative journalist and Mission Director of Nekton, about the book and the challenges of reporting from the high seas. Signed copies of “The Outlaw Ocean” will be available at the event. Registration required.

Join Ian for a luncheon chat on The Outlaw Ocean with M. Sanjayan, the CEO of Conservation International. Guests will receive lunch and a free signed copy of The Outlaw Ocean. This event is in partnership with The Aspen Institute High Seas Initiative and Conservation International. Seats are limited.

A conversation and book signing with Ian in partnership with the Stimson Center and the International Conservation Caucus Foundation. This Congressional reception is open to all, but registration is required. Food and drinks will be served.

A book chat with author Ian Urbina. A select number of advance copies of The Outlaw Ocean will be available to purchase and be signed by Ian.