Beyond Earth Institute
Presents the

Beyond Earth Symposium

LEO to Lunar to Living Beyond Earth:
Policy Pathways to Space Migration

LEO to Lunar to Living Beyond Earth:
Policy Pathways to Space Migration

November 1-2, 2023

American University Washington School of Law
Washington, DC


The Beyond Earth Institute will again host the Beyond Earth Symposium on November 1-2, 2023, in Washington, DC, building on the tremendous success of its inaugural Symposium in October 2022.

This year we go deeper into the policy issues impacting the rapidly evolving space ecosystem. Stakeholders from across the industry, government, and international sector will gather to examine the policy challenges of the moment and those that push the envelope to inspire the best chance for off-world migration in this century.

Simon “Pete” Worden

Honorary Chair of the Symposium

The Honorary Chair of the Symposium is Simon “Pete” Worden (Brig. Gen., USAF, Ret.), Chairman, Breakthrough Prize Foundation, and former Director of NASA Ames Research Center.

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Our Audience

The audience will include 200 stakeholders from the government (US and international; agencies and lawmakers), the space industry (legacy companies, new disrupters, and entrepreneurs), and academia (space policy and law). Both top-level officials and executives, as well as policy professionals from respective organizations, will attend.

Government (U.S. and international; agencies and lawmakers)
Space industry (legacy companies, new disrupters, and entrepreneurs)
Academia (space policy and law)
Top-level officials and executives, as well as policy professionals
Press, including mainstream as well as trade press

TOPICS WILL INCLUDE

We Go Together: Global Perspective on Space Development
Making the Case for Beyond Earth Communities
Ensuring Success of Commercial Space Stations in a Post-ISS Era and Much More
From Surviving to Thriving in Space: Making Space Life Sciences A Priority
Building a Cislunar Ecosystem
Financing Pathways for Large-Scale Space Infrastructure and Communities