A variety of events related to the evolution theme have been produced:

• Public Lectures
• Conferences & Forums
• Workshops
• AAAS Annual Meeting Symposia

Public Lectures

• Human Evolution, Why Do Experts Disagree?
  4 May 2006
• The Origin of Species: What Do We Really Know?
  20 April 2006
• Chance or Necessity - Modeling Origins of Life
  26 Janaury 2006
• The Assembly of Protocells
  1 December 2005
• Evolution of Biological Complexity
  20 October 2005
• Genome Lineages and the Evolution of Life
  4 November 2004
• Paradigm Shift?
  21 March 2004
• What Ants and Bees Tell Us about Social Networks
  22 January 2004
• Time to Abandon Darwin? The Challenge from Intelligent Design
  22 May 2003
• Evolution of the Extraordinary in Human Life
  28 May 2002
• Science, Religion, and the Origin of Life
  13 September 2001
• Evolution and the Quest for Purpose
  26 April 2001

Conferences & Forums

• Kansas Teach-In on "Science, Teaching and the Search for Origins"
  14-15 April 2000
• Epic of Evolution
  12-14 November 1997
• Kansas Religious Community Conversations on Evolution and Education
  1999
• Religious Community Consultation on the Teaching of Evolution in Public Schools
  2001

Workshops

• Theology, Education, and Public Policy Workshops (TEPP)
  12-13 January 2004
• Religious Community Consultation on the Teaching of Evolution in Public Schools
  

AAAS Annual Meeting Symposia

• Constitutional Principles and Legal Strategies in the Creation and Evolution Debates
  February 2006, St. Louis, MO
  
• The Challenge of Intelligent Design: New Science or Old Rhetoric?
  February 2004, Seattle, WA
• Revolution and Evolution in Modern Human Origins: When, Where, and Why?
  February 2003, Denver, CO
• New Light on the Scopes Trial
  February 2003, Denver, CO
• Rethinking the Role of Affiliation and Aggression in Primate Groups
  February 2002, Boston, MA
• Social and Ethical Implications of Behavioral Genetics Research
  February 2002, Boston, MA
• Participants in Antievolutionism: What is Changed / Unchanged 20 Years After McLean v. Arkansas
  February 2001, San Francisco, CA
• Sociobiology at the New Millennium
  February 2000, Washington, DC
• Topics lecture: Sociobology Twenty-five Years Later - E. O. Wilson
  February 2000, Washington, DC
• The History of Science and Religion Revisited
  January 1999, Anaheim, CA
• Topical lecture - Why Is the Day 24 Hours? And, When Will the Millennium Begin? - Owen Gingerich
  January 1999, Anaheim, CA
• Topical lecture - Darwin’s Devolution: Design Without a Designer - Francisco Ayala
  January 1999, Anaheim, CA