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Volunteering with the Tennessee World Affairs Council (TNWAC) offers a meaningful way to contribute to global education and community engagement. As a volunteer, you will join a passionate team that fosters international understanding and promotes informed discussions on global issues. Whether assisting with events, supporting educational programs, or engaging in outreach, your efforts will help empower individuals with the knowledge and perspectives needed to navigate today’s interconnected world. Volunteering at TNWAC allows you to make a local impact with global significance and offers enriching opportunities to learn, connect, and grow.
The Tennessee World Affairs Council relies on volunteers in many capacities: to support the organization’s administration, to organize programs, to manage events, to mentor interns, to manage Council media and many other important functions to advance our mission.
This page is being updated. In the meantime to talk about volunteering at TNWAC please contact Dr. Liane Hentschke, TNWAC Executive Director (email: [email protected]).
Thank you.
Monday To Saturday : 8am – 6pm
Sunday: 9am – 5pm
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Charlotte Taylor is from Nashville, TN. She is a part time Program Assistant (Volunteer) at the Tennessee World Affairs Council where she works on the Climate Challenge project team and supports TNWAC’s social media production. Charlotte is a student at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service where she studies Culture and Politics. Her research interests include the intersection of gender, environment, and peace and security. She is specifically interested in investigating the gendered impacts of colonialism and climate change on environmental security of women and gender minorities in Latin America. Charlotte reads, writes, and speaks French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Charlotte is also passionate about equity in education; she co-founded Study Buddies 4 Equity, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing equity in education in the greater Nashville area. In her free time, you can find Charlotte watching indie films or going for long walks in Washington, DC.
