Conferences
Dr. Williams has attended more than 100 professional and academic conferences with government officials, civil society leaders, international lawyers, and students. He has spoken on a wide range of issues such as peace negotiations, constitution drafting, foreign policy, and international security.
Deciphering a Path to a Stable Libya; is Reactivation of Suspended Libya Constitution 1951-1963 the Best Viable Option? a discussion sponsored by the National Council on US Libya Relations
Case Western Reserve University School of Law 2019 Bruce J. Klatsky Endowed Lecture on Human Rights
Global Conference on Yemen 2019
20th Annual Session of the Crans Montana Homeland & Global Security Forum
International Law Weekend 2018
Keynote with High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 Years of the Dayton Peace Accords, hosted by PAX and Utrecht University’s Centre for Global Challenges
What’s the Best Way to End Wars? A Global Dialogue hosted by the End of War Project at Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy, and Strategy and Emory Law School, in cooperation with the International Institute for Counter Terrorism
13th Annual International Humanitarian Law Roundtable at the Chautauqua Institution
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law Symposium 2018
Release of High Negotiations Committee Executive Framework for Political Solution in Syria