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Join wacnh and the center for ethics in society at st. anselm college for this timely global conversation.
On November 10, at 6:00 pm, we will dive into the opportunities, challenges, pitfalls, and successes of international aid. This global discussion will provide key insights, as we unpack the balance points between foreign and domestic priorities, how aid can help and hurt, as well as look ahead to how the field is being reshaped today.
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International Visitor Leadership Program IVLP Oct Open World Leadership Oct 1st- 8th: Armenian Parliament IVLP Oct 1st - 7th Advancing Digital Connectivity Infrastructure: Undersea Cables Oct 28th - Nov 3rd Current U.S. Social, Political, and Economic Issues for Young European Leaders IINov Nov 5th -10th Energy as an Economic Driver II Nov 13th US Priorities through Education The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire welcomes global leaders to experience firsthand how New Hampshire innovation, values, and community spirit are shaping solutions to the world's most pressing challenges. Through meaningful exchange, we strengthen international partnerships that benefit both our state and our nation. |
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