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Great Decisions Seminar: China’s Role in Africa | Apr 9
Join us for a discussion of this important global issue.
Join us for a discussion of this important global issue.
Join former Nashville Mayor Karl Dean for this insightful conversation with leaders from the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
The Tennessee World Affairs Council is pleased to offer this important global affairs awareness program produced by the Peoria Area World Affairs Council, a sister organization in the network of World Affairs Councils of America. We extend special thanks to friends at PAWAC for including TNWAC in this world-class presentation. Biden's First 100 Days: A […]
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This event will be a panel discussion on the importance of women's voices in international affairs. The panel will feature women whose experience spans across a variety of subjects and regions, from Nashville and New York City to Africa and Ireland.
The timing of this colloquium is intentional – the US is at a critical juncture. The new Biden administration has rare bipartisan support from Congress – support for a fresh policy that reinstates limits on Iran's nuclear program, curtails its ballistic missile program, and addresses its malign behavior throughout the Middle East – all this coinciding with upcoming presidential elections in the Islamic Republic.
Join us for a discussion of this important global issue.
Join us for a discussion of this important global issue.
Join us for a conversation with friend of TNWAC, Professor Mark Katz to learn more about the relationship between Russia and Iran and how it adds to the complexities of U.S. foreign policy in the region.
Join us for a discussion of this important global issue.
Join TNWAC's friends at the Cleveland Council on World Affairs for a two-part workshop series to develop skills for working more effectively internationally.
Harvard professors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt have spent more than twenty years studying the breakdown of democracies in Europe and Latin America. Join the conversation about what it means for America.