Space policy and strategy is the core of the Space Minds Center and the "_ " Underline Space Roundtable. Over the 8-week program, we will cover wide spread political applications of space including current capabilities, relevant treaties and agreements, satellite orbits, commercialization, preventing space debris, strategic geographic space locations, future missions, environmental impacts, funding for space, military applications of space assets, etc. All conversations will be centered on the ideal of gaining benefits from space (exploration, scientific advancement, resources, potential habitation etc.) without disrupting the delicate norm of peace in space or space sustainability. The core component of the "_ " Roundtable are weekly virtual meetings with the entire launch group. These Saturday morning meetings will include lecture-style teaching about space policy and interactive discussions about policy options, hypothetical situations, and strategy. We hope for these meetings to be fun, intellectually challenging, and driven by the launch group. Once finished with the Roundtable, learners should expect to feel confident with numerous space policy and broader political topics, giving them experience for future college classes and analysis in many policy areas.