A non-profit, non-partisan organization fostering learning,
discussion and citizen involvement in world affairs around the state



  
TUESDAY, JUNE 18
7 PM- CONCORD

Crossroads International Film & Discussion Series: 
FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM

Online registration is now closed. Extra seats will be available at the door, first come, first served.






SALAAM DUNK


Discussion following film with
Catherine Rielly, Director of Rubia &
Corri Wilson, SNHU, on gender, sports and women's rights


UPCOMING INTERNATIONAL VISITORS PROGRAMS
Delegations visiting for professional development through the U.S. State Department include:


Bolivia
June 13 - 18
  3 visitors studying culture and politics in New Hampshire

Japan

June 13 - 19 2 visitors studying the lumber industry, politics, and how they intersect


MEET OUR VISITORS! Contact Elyse Harris for more information





JUST ANNOUNCED
THURSDAY, JULY 25
7:30 PM - PORTSMOUTH

The Music Hall screens
Not My Life with a panel discussion on human trafficking

Presented in partnership with the World Affairs Council of NH & the Freedom Cafe of Durham

PURCHASE TICKETS

THANK YOU!
Our 2013 Global Forum with Ambassador Ryan Crocker raised nearly $20,000 for our global education programs.

Ambassador Ryan Crocker
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2013 EVENTS

16 Jul 2013 7:00 PM • Red River Theatres, 11 S. Main Street, Concord NH 03301
25 Jul 2013 7:30 PM • The Music Hall, 28 Chestnut St, Portsmouth, NH 03801



 
 


   
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Southern New Hampshire University, our mission partner.
 
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