John Kerry to Speak at WAC Philadelphia

The World Affairs Council of Philadelphia will host The Honorable John Kerry on Tuesday, March 26. Kerry, 68th U.S. Secretary of State (2013-2017) and former long-serving Massachusetts Senator, was the first sitting Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman to serve as Secretary in over a century. He will present his optimistic path for the future of diplomacy and leadership to the Philadelphia community. Details.

AWQ Release Forms Due This Friday!

Release forms for the Carlos and Malú Alvarez 2018 Academic WorldQuest National Competition are due Friday! The AWQ championship weekend program will be held in Washington, DC on April 27-28. Please stay tuned for updates on the competition venue.

Local champion teams of Academic WorldQuest competitions hosted by World Affairs Councils around the country must complete release forms in order to participate in the AWQ National Competition.  

Release forms are due this Friday, March 30!

Contact Drew Lorelli at dlorelli@worldaffairscouncils.org with any questions regarding AWQ release forms.

This year's program will once again feature a welcome reception at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) on Friday, April 27, at 4:00-6:00 PM.

For topics, study guide, and other information about this year's competition, please click here.

Hotel Reservations:

To take advantage of our special hotel rate of $169 / night plus tax for Friday and Saturday nights, book your room at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel (2660 Woodley Road, NW, Washington, DC 20008). These discounted rates will expire April 5.

Thank you to our generous sponsors:

April Cover to Cover: Pakistan Under Siege

Over the last fifteen years, Pakistan has come to be defined exclusively in terms of its struggle with terror. But are ordinary Pakistanis extremists? And what explains how Pakistanis think?

In Pakistan Under Siege, using rigorous analysis of survey data, in-depth interviews in schools and universities in Pakistan, historical narrative reporting, and her own intuitive understanding of the country, Madiha Afzal gives the full picture of Pakistan's relationship with extremism. 

Register for the call.

Join the April Cover to Cover conference call to discuss Afzal's new book, Pakistan Under Siege: Extremism, Society, and the State, on Wednesday, April 18, at 2:00-2:30 PM ET.

Spring Leadership Meeting Hotel Block Open!

WACA and the World Affairs Council of San Antonio have arranged a special group rate at the Hotel Valencia for the May 17-18 Council Leadership and May 19 Board Meetings.  

To take advantage of our hotel block at $169 / night (plus tax), please book your room by April 25. Reservations can be made by following this link: WACA or by calling 855-596-3387 and referring to 

the World Affairs Councils of America group.

Please stay tuned for meeting agendas and registration!

Councils Are Hiring! 

World Affairs Council of San Antonio seeks a Development Director.

Cleveland Council on World Affairs is hiring a Manager of Student Education Programs.

World Affairs Councils Highlights

Did you know that WACA features Council events on its new website? Council leaders and staff: log in to your member account now and add your events for a chance for your Council to be highlighted on our main page!

Monday, March 26

World Affairs Council of Western Michigan hosts Mary Peters, CEO of The Carter Center, for "Global Health: Equity, Ethics, and Eradication." Details

World Affairs Council of Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky hosts Qaisar Shareef, Advisory Partner at Ward Howell International, for a "When U.S. Foreign Goals Conflict with Conduct of American Business Abroad." Details

Tuesday, March 27

World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth hosts Adam Segal, Director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program at the Council on Foreign Relations, for "Hacking, Fake News, Cyber Security: Their Impact on American Elections." Details

World Affairs Council of Monterey Bay hosts Melissa Hanham, Senior Research Associate at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, for "North Korea's Weapons of Mass Destruction." Details

World Affairs Council of the Quad Cities hosts Martin Rochester, Curators Teaching Professor of International Relations at the University of Missouri - St. Louis, for "Gulliver's Travails: U.S. Foreign Policy in An Age of Globalization and Global Disorder." Details

World Affairs Council of Seattle hosts a panel of experts for "Impact Travel Launch: Strengthening Communities Through Sustainable Tourism." Details

Wednesday, March 28

World Affairs Council of Orange County hosts Stephen Seche, former U.S. Ambassador to Yemen, for "Yemen: The War the World Ignores at Its Peril." Details

World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth hosts Bayan Sami Abdul Rahman, Kurdistan Regional Government Representative to the U.S., for a special luncheon. Details

Cleveland Council on World Affairs hosts Ambassador Heather Hodges, CCWA President and Ambassador in Residence, and a panel of experts for "Golden Jubilee Event of the NASA Glenn Chapter of Business and Professional Women's Club." Details

Tennessee World Affairs Council hosts Rubin Cockrell, CEO of Positive Images and Associates, for "Strengthening and Deepening the U.S.-Africa Business and Trade Relationship." Details

World Affairs Council of Inland Southern California hosts Captain (Ret.) Robert Gusentine, Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow at the Council of Independent Colleges, for "The Global Freshwater Crisis: Its Impact on Human Survival and Security." Details

World Affairs Forum (Stamford) hosts Alexis Dudden, Professor of History at the University of Connecticut, for "Korea at the Center of Northeast Asian Possibilities." Details

World Affairs Council of New Hampshire hosts Mahboba Akhtarzadah, an undergraduate student at Southern New Hampshire University from Kabul, Afghanistan, for a film screening and discussion of The Breadwinner. Details

Thursday, March 29

Columbus Council on World Affairs hosts David Lampton, Director of China Studies at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, for "The U.S. and China: Prospects for Trade and Security Relations." Details

World Affairs Council of Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky hosts William Rooney, Vice President of Strategic Development at Kuehne + Nagel Inc, for "Understanding and Operating in the New World of Ocean Transportation." Details

World Affairs Council of Austin hosts Pete Harris, Principal of Lighthouse Partners Inc., for "Will Blockchain Disrupt World Trade?" Details

Friday, March 30

Alaska World Affairs Council hosts Steven Pifer, Senior Fellow in the Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence program at the Brookings Institution, for U.S.-Russia Relations: Back to the Cold." Details

Travel the World from WAC Philadelphia

 Travel with Council Leaders - hear them lecture on Travel the World tours from the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia!

2018 travel schedule includes trips to: 

• Bill Clifford, President and CEO, World Affairs Councils of America, Inside Japan: Mar. 31 - Apr. 12
• Craig Snyder, President and CEO, World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, Poland & Moscow Seminar: July 14-22
• Jim Falk, President and CEO, World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth, Cruise the Rhine, July 11-29
• Megan Torrey, Executive Director, World Affairs Council of Hartford, Himalayan Kingdoms, Sept. 11-25
• Dixie Anderson, Executive Director Emerita, World Affairs Council of Western Michigan, Romance of the Douro River: Sept. 15-26
• Mimi Gregory, Vice President of Programs, Naples Council on World Affairs, Inside Botswana: Oct. 4-16
• Joyce Davis, President, World Affairs Council of Harrisburg, Town & Country Life in Languedoc: Oct. 6-14
• Derrick Olsen, President, WorldOregon, Inside New York: Oct 21-26
• Don Samford, Board President, Peoria Area World Affairs Council, Cuba: Nov. 4-12

Contact www.wacphila.org/travel or call 1-800-942-5004, ext. 209 or 217.

Registration Deadline for AWQ Is This Friday!

Registration for the Carlos and Malú Alvarez 2018 Academic WorldQuest National Competition is due Friday! The AWQ championship weekend program will be held in Washington, DC on April 27-28. Please stay tuned for updates on the competition venue.

Local champion teams of Academic WorldQuest competitions hosted by World Affairs Councils around the country must complete the registration form in order to participate in the AWQ National Competition. 

Registration forms are due this Friday, March 23!

Register your AWQ team! 

This year's program will once again feature a welcome reception at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) on Friday, April 27, at 4:00-6:00 PM.

For topics, study guide, and other information about this year's competition, please click here.

Hotel Reservations:

To take advantage of our special hotel rate of $169 / night plus tax for Friday and Saturday nights, book your room at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel (2660 Woodley Road, NW, Washington, DC 20008). These discounted rates will expire April 5.

Thank you to our generous sponsors:

Spring Leadership Meeting Hotel Block Open!

WACA and the World Affairs Council of San Antonio have arranged a special group rate at the Hotel Valencia for the May 17-18 Council Leadership and May 19 Board Meetings.  

To take advantage of our hotel block at $169 / night (plus tax), please book your room by April 25. Reservations can be made by following this link: WACA or by calling 855-596-3387 and referring to 

the World Affairs Councils of America group.

American-Australian Arts Exchange:

Call for Applications

The American Australian Association offers small grants through its Dame Joan Sutherland Fund for aspiring American and Australian artists who show great talent in the fields of theater, fashion, dance, film and television, music, literary arts, visual arts, crafts, and design. See details and apply by April 30.

Councils Are Hiring! 

World Affairs Council of San Antonio seeks a Development Director.

Cleveland Council on World Affairs is hiring a Manager of Student Education Programs.

Juneau WAC to Hold Annual World Affairs Forum

Juneau World affairs Council will hold its annual three-day World Affairs Forum, in partnership with University of Alaska Southeast. "Europe: Allies and Alliances in a Turbulent World" will feature expert panels of university fellows, chairs, and professors from across the U.S. and Canada, beginning Thursday, March 22. Details.

World Affairs Councils Highlights

Did you know that WACA features Council events on its new website? Council leaders and staff: log in to your member account now and add your events for a chance for your Council to be highlighted on our main page!

Wednesday, March 21

World Affairs Forum (Stamford) hosts Catherine Lotrionte, Director of the Institute for Law, Science and Global Security at Georgetown University, for "Establishing a Stable World Order for Cyberspace." Details

World Affairs Council of Tacoma hosts Steve Niva, Professor of Global and International Studies at The Evergreen State College, for "The Refugee Crisis and the Re-Bordering of Europe." Details

World Affairs Council of South Texas hosts Jennifer Epley, Associate Professor of Political Science at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi, for "U.S.- Asia Relations: Rising to Challenges Ahead." Details

World Affairs Council of Greater Houston hosts Anna Freeman, Field Nurse with Doctors Without Borders, for "A Voice From the Field." Details

International Relations Council (Kansas City) hosts a panel of experts for "Um Retrato Atual: Economic, Political, and Cultural Perspectives on Brazil in 2018." Details

World Affairs Council of Connecticut hosts panels of experts on Germany and Peru for events that span two days: "Meet the Market Germany, Opportunities for Advanced Manufacturing", and "Meet the Market Peru, Infrastructure, Mining, and Construction." Details 

World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth hosts Casimir Yost, Senior Fellow at Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, for "The Art of the Deal: Our Foreign Policy One Year Later." Details 

World Affairs (Northern California) hosts Gemi Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Lopez, Consul General of Mexico in San Francisco, for "NAFTA at the Negotiating Table." Details 

Thursday, March 22

WorldOregon hosts Alexander Montgomery, Co-Editor of the Oxford Handbook of Political Networks, for "Networks, Nukes, and North Korea: Or, How You Might Learn to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb." Details

World Affairs Council of Greater Hampton Roads hosts Daniel Fried, Distinguished Fellow in the Future of Europe Initiative and the Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center at the Atlantic Council, for "The State of World Affairs." Details

World Affairs Council of Sonoma County hosts Wei Liang, Program Co-Chair of the International Trade and Economic Diplomacy Department at Middlebury Institute of International Studies, for "Dragon in the Room: Is China Good or Bad for Africa?" Details

World Affairs Council of Atlanta hosts Kathy Walters, Executive Vice President for Consumer Products Group at Georgia Pacific LLC, for "Choices That Matter in Your Life and Career." Details

Alaska World Affairs Council hosts a panel of storytellers for "Foreign Faux Pas - Stories of Navigating Cultural Differences." Details

Sarasota World Affairs Council hosts Jonathan Reiber, Senior Fellow at the Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity, for "The Future of Cybersecurity and Trends in Technological Risk: Impacts for U.S Foreign Policy and Politics." Details

Colorado Springs World Affairs Council hosts David Hendrickson, Chair of the Political Science Department at Colorado College, for "The Fate of an Empire: America's Russia Problem." Details

Councils: Please note that the World Affairs Councils of America 2018 membership renewal deadline is this Friday, March 16. 

Please find the renewal form here,

and contact Chelsea Beaulieu if you have any questions. 

WACA and the World Affairs Council of San Antonio have arranged a special group rate at the Hotel Valencia for the May 17-18 Council Leadership and May 19 Board Meetings.  

To take advantage of our hotel block at $169 / night (plus tax), please book your room by April 25. Reservations can be made by following this link: WACA or by calling855-596-3387 and referring to 

the World Affairs Councils of America group.

World Affairs Council of San Antonio seeks aDevelopment Director.

Cleveland Council on World Affairs is hiring a Manager of Student Education Programs.

Univ. Students/Grads: Call for Applications

Turkish Heritage Organization Summer Program 

As the Syrian civil war enters its eigth year, Turkey continues to host growing numbers of refugees. In 2016, Turkey was host to 2.7 million registered Syrian refugees. In 2017, that number grew to 3.4 million Syrian refugees. In addition, Turkey remains host to more than 350,000 Iraqi, Afghan, and Iranian asylum-seekers.
The Turkish Heritage Organization Summer Research Program in Turkey is an annual, all-expenses-paid, month-long research trip in Turkey, during which selected young researchers will participate in meetings, excursions, 

and fieldwork on a chosen subject. 

The 2018 theme is "Refugees and Asylum- Seekers in Turkey: Challenges, Opportunities, and Approaches," which will give students and recent graduates the unique opportunity to learn firsthand about refugees, humanitarian aid, and how Turkey manages the humanitarian crisis.

See details and apply by April 2!

Registration for the Carlos and Malú Alvarez 2018 Academic WorldQuest National Competition is open! The AWQ championship weekend program will be held in Washington, DC on April 27-28. Please stay tuned for updates on the competition venue. 

Local champion teams of Academic WorldQuest competitions hosted by World Affairs Councils around the country must complete the registration form in order to participate in the AWQ National Competition. Registration forms are due no later than March 23!

Register your AWQ team! 

This year's program will once again feature a welcome reception at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) on Friday, April 27, at 4:00-6:00 PM.

For topics, study guide, and other information about this year's competition, please click here.

Hotel Reservations:

Thursday rooms are sold out! To take advantage of our special hotel rate of $169 / night plus tax for Friday and Saturday nights, book your room at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel (2660 Woodley Road, NW, Washington, DC 20008). These discounted rates will expire April 5.

Thank you to our generous sponsors:

	Business roundtable at WorldOregon.

Sasakawa USA visited Portland, Oregon in the first week of March with a group of foreign policy and trade experts to conduct its The Alliance Working in America (TAWA) program. Over two days, the delegation participated in a number of events in partnership with WorldOregon and other local organizations, including the Japan America Society of Oregon, the Japanese Portland Garden, Willamette University, Portland State University, and the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Alumni Association of Portland.

The Sasakawa USA delegation included: Ambassador James Zumwalt, Sasakawa USA CEO; Dr. Satu Limaye, Director of the East-West Center in Washington; Stephanie Segal, Senior Fellow and Deputy Director, Simon Chair in Political Economy at the Center for Strategic and International Studies; and Bill Clifford, President and CEO of the World Affairs Councils of America. Read the full report. 

Did you know that WACA features Council events on its new website? Council leaders and staff: log in to your member accountnow and add your events for a chance for your Council to be highlighted on our main page!

Wednesday, March 14

World Affairs Council of Greater Reading hosts Joseph Braude, Senior Fellow in the Program on the Middle East at Foreign Policy Research Institute, for "Broadcasting Change: Arabic Media as a Catalyst for Change." Details

WorldBoston hosts Major General (Ret.) William Rapp, Director of the National Security Fellows Program at Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center for International Affairs, for "Great Decisions: U.S. Global Engagement and the Military." Details

Thursday, March 15

World Affairs Council of Charlotte hosts Nancy Lindborg, President of the United States Institute of Peace, for "Building Peace in a Dangerous World." Details

Cleveland Council on World Affairs hosts Ronald Neumann, President of the American Academy of Diplomacy, for "The New Afghanistan Policy: How New and What's It Worth?" Details

World Affairs Council of Philadelphia hosts a panel of experts for "Exploring the Influence of Classical Languages on the Modern World."Details

World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh hosts a panel of experts for a film screening and a panel discussion of Salam Neighbor. Details

World Affairs Council of Rhode Island hosts a panel of experts for "2018 Middle East Forum." Details

World Affairs Council of Seattle hosts Jurgen Salay, EU Fellow at the Center for West European Studies and the European Union Center at the University of Washington, for "Taking Action on Climate - Responses, Challenges, and Opportunities." Details

Columbia World Affairs Council hosts Adrien Ratsimbaharison, Professor of Political Science at Benedict College, to discuss his book,The Political Crisis of March 2009 in Madagascar: A Case Study of Conflict and Conflict Meditation. Details

International Affairs Forum (Traverse City) hosts Sara Curran, Professor of International Studies and Sociology at the University of Washington, for "Rohingya Refugees: A Crisis Long in the Making." Details

Olympia World Affairs Council hosts Steve Niva, Associate Professor of Global Politics at Evergreen State College, for "The Refugee Crisis and the Re-Bordering of Europe." Details

World Affairs Council Upstate hosts Buket Oztas, Professor of Government at Franklin and Marshall College, for "The United States and the Middle East." Details

Worcester World Affairs Council hosts Amir Idris, Professor of African History and Politics at Fordham University, for "Rethinking South Sudan's Civil War: History, Identity, and Citizenship." Details

World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth hosts Steve Coll, Dean of the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University, to discuss his book, Directorate S: The CIA and America's Secret Wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Details

Friday, March 16

Richmond World Affairs Council hosts H.E. Aizaz Chaudhry, Ambassador of Pakistan to the U.S., for "The Future of U.S.-Pakistan Relations." Details

President's Letter

Dear Council Leaders, Supporters, and Friends:

Last month's massacre at Marjorie Stoneham Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, makes this much plain:

1. America is first in the world, by a longshot and for far too long, when it comes to mass shootings in "civil" society.

2. America is not focusing enough on our kids - in general or in this gruesome particular. Fortunately, however, we have the surviving Parkland teens to teach us all a thing or two about poise and common sense.

It's all about the kids. And as I consider not only guns but these chaotic times - in which dictators like China's Xi win praise from a U.S. administration, populism is rampant and fraying Western democracies, trade protectionism is on the rise, and the risk of great power conflict is increasing - the kids are on my mind.

This is why this month's Council of the Month is Montana World Affairs Council:  for today, MWAC opened its two-day Academic WorldQuest 2018 program - the most robust in the country - and the attention to these students' futures is affirming. 

Held at the University of Montana campus, the statewide program and competition goes far beyond the 10 AWQ categories. The United States Institute of Peace, WACA's national AWQ partner, will present a student workshop on "Conflict Management in Global Affairs" as well as a for-credit teacher workshop on "Teaching Peacebuilding for Active Global Citizens." High school students will also enjoy a UM international student panel.

Keynote speakers are superlative: Helana Mayor Wilmot Collins, a Liberian-born American politician who is the first black person to be elected mayor of any Montana city in the state's history; Ambassador Max Baucus will deliver the State of the World Address at MWAC's Global Educator of the Year Banquet; Lt. Governor Mike Cooney will emcee the AWQ competition; and former State Senate Majority Leader Carol Williams will conclude the AWQ Awards Ceremony.

Kudos to MWAC's Board, particularly Charlie Oliver and Shelley Geiszler, and former Executive Director Aubrie Lyons for laying the groundwork over many years to refine their Academic WorldQuest program recipe. Aubrie's successor, Janet Rose, is well-positioned to build on this legacy of excellence. 

The Montana kids will get to show what they know and likely will teach the adults a thing or two about world and national affairs. It's all about the kids.

Yours,

 
Bill Clifford, President and CEO

Spring Leadership Meeting Hotel Block Open!

WACA and the World Affairs Council of San Antonio have arranged a special group rate at the Hotel Valencia for the May 17-18 Council Leadership and May 19 Board Meetings. Please stay tuned for the Meeting agendas. 

To take advantage of our hotel block at $169 / night (plus tax), please book your room by April 25. Reservations can be made by following this link: WACA or by calling 855-596-3387 and referring to the World Affairs Councils of America group.

Scholarships Available for Educators Travel Tour

The World Affairs Council of Greater Houston is offering $1000 scholarships to the first six applicants for its Educators Travel Tour to Montreal and Quebec City, June 16-22. 

See the program itinerary and program application. Please send completed applications to Amanda Rico at arico@wachouston.org by March 26.

Register for AWQ National Competition!

Registration for the Carlos and Malú Alvarez 2018 Academic WorldQuest National Competition is now open! The AWQ championship weekend program will be held in Washington, DC on April 27-28. Please stay tuned for updates on the competition venue.

Local champion teams of Academic WorldQuest competitions hosted by World Affairs Councils around the country must complete the registration form in order to participate in the AWQ National Competition. Registration forms are due no later than March 23!

Register your AWQ team! 

This year's program will once again feature a welcome reception at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) on Friday, April 27, at 4:00-6:00 PM.

For topics, study guide, and other information about this year's competition, please click here.

Hotel Reservations:

Thursday rooms are sold out! To take advantage of our special hotel rate of $169 / night plus tax, book your room now at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel (2660 Woodley Road, NW, Washington, DC 20008). These discounted rates will expire April 5.

Thank you to our generous sponsors:

Great Decisions Teacher Training Institute

The Great Decisions Teachers Institute is a once in a lifetime opportunity for high school educators to immerse themselves in some of America's biggest foreign policy challenges and build their skills in teaching international affairs. For four days, teachers from across the United States, Mexico, and Canada will attend lectures presented by experts and policy makers, interact with teaching colleagues, and acquire new teaching resources and curriculum ideas. See the flyer.

To apply, all applicants are required to complete the application questionnaire.  The questionnaire can be accessed here, or by visiting www.fpa.org/institute/. 

High school educators nationwide are invited to apply by March 30, 2018. All applicants will be notified by April 13, 2018.

If you have any questions in regards to the application or the Great Decisions Teachers Institute, please email teachers@fpa.org, or call the Foreign Policy Association at 212-481-8100 x250.

Call for Applications: SQCC Intensive Summer Language Program

The word Sabla in Omani Arabic dialect refers to places in communities where people gather to receive hospitality. Sabla also serves as a meeting place to discuss important public issues. 

The Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center's Sabla Program is an intensive summer language program designed to benefit current university-level students and recent graduates. The program emphasized the instruction of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). The program runs for five weeks, offering highly intensive coursework in Arabic.

Scholarships are available. Apply by May 6, 2018. See more details.

Listen to WACA Podcasts!

Chuck Freilich joined WACA's March Cover to Cover conference call program last week to discuss his forthcoming book, Israeli National Security: A New Strategy for an Era of Change. Listen to the podcast.  

Global I.Q. Minute with Jim Falk

In this episode of World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth's Global I.Q. Minute, Alyssa Ayres, Senior Fellow for India, Pakistan, and South Asia at the Council on Foreign Relations, discusses "How India Is Making Its Place in the World" with WAC Dallas/Fort Worth President and CEO, Jim Falk. Listen now.

The Cleveland Council Is Hiring!

Cleveland Council on World Affairs is hiring a Manager of Student Education Programs. See the job announcement.

Councils in the News

World Affairs Council of Atlanta

Former Liberian President: Despite Challenges, African Democracy Gaining Steam -- Global Atlanta

World Affairs Council of St. Louis

Foster to Lead World Affairs Council -- STLtoday

World Affairs Council of Connecticut

Taking a Global Outlook -- Newington Live

Tennessee World Affairs Council

Iran Nuclear Deal Matters for America's Credibility and Security -- Tennessean

Sarasota World Affairs Council

Lecturer: Policymakers Must Be Pushed to Address Climate Change -- Herald Tribune

World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana

Foreign Policy Expert Talks Potential Global Conflicts, Challenges for 2018 -- WFPL

World Affairs Council of Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky

Iran, Saudi Arabia, and U.S. Relations in the Middle East -- WVXU

World Affairs Council Upstate

A Collection of Cuban Art that Has Traveled to 14 Cities Lands in Greenville to Kick Off Upstate International Month -- Greenville Journal

World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh

Pak-U.S. Need to Work Together for Regional Peace: Aizaz -- Pakistan Observer

Military Officers Provide Insight During Peters Township Program -- The Almanac

World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth

Former Mexican President Fox Endorses Legalization of All Drugs, Endorses Dreamers -- Dallas News

Les Femmes du Monde Honors Carmaleta Whitely Felton -- ParkCitiesPeople

Plano West Repeats as Regional Winner of Academic WorldQuest -- Dallas News

Northern Nevada International Center

The Davidson Academy Wins Academic WorldQuest Competition -- Nevada Today