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Programs

Go beyond the headlines with WACNH as we present films, discussions, and lectures addressing world affairs at events around the Granite State. For a full list, please visit our calendar of upcoming events. We also host more than 275 emerging leaders each year through the International Visitors Leadership Program in partnership with the U.S. State Department and engage the next generation in global issues through the annual NH Academic WorldQuest competition.


Events


   

Ambassador Nicholas Burns speaks at WACNH's 2019 Global Fall Forum

Annual Global Forum

Proceeds of this spring fundraiser -- featuring some of the most recognizable names in international affairs today -- support WACNH's critical work

Fall Forum Signature Event

Hear from top-level experts on pressing international issues and network with your fellow globally minded neighbors.

Global Tipping Points Series

These evening events feature presentations by respected professors, world leaders, and other experts at UNH Manchester.

World Affairs at the Library

Join us as we partner with the Portsmouth Public Library for programs with foreign policy experts on the latest world headlines.

Crossroads International Film and Discussion Series

Join WACNH and Red River Theatres in Concord for a series of international films followed by relevant speakers and discussion.

Other Events

Join us for special events around the state including signature Foreign Policy Town Halls, forums with candidates in election years, and visiting authors and others offering insight into the issues of the day.



International Exchange



WACNH is one of more than 90 community organizations around the country that host visitors through the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs International Visitors Leadership Program- the department's premier professional exchange program. This program brings approximately 4,000 foreign leaders and specialists to the U.S. for short-term (one- to three- week) professional programs. Participants in the national program, who are leaders and decision-makers in their home countries; travel as individuals or as part of pre-arranged groups.


Academic WorldQuest


A yearly competition for high school students around the state to learn more about world affairs. The champions represent our state at the national competition in Washington, D.C., presented by the World Affairs Councils of America.




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