Program | US-Cuba Engagement: What’s in it for Tennessee? | Dec 7 Luncheon
Join us Monday, December 7th for a luncheon. The Atlantic Council will discuss a poll of “heartland voters in Tennessee, Indiana, Iowa, and Ohio — states critical to the president election, with key congressional delegations, or both — on what they think of US-Cuba policy.”
Hot Topics Conference Call on Rising Global Terrorism (11/19)
The World Affairs Councils of America is hosting a “Hot Topics” conference call on “Rising Global Terrorism” on Thursday, November 19th.
Global Affairs Event | China Human Rights & Media Freedom | Jeremy Goldkorn
Please join Amnesty Nashville at Atmology’s on West End Thursday Nov. 19th at 6:30pm for a discussion on China with Media Entrepreneur Jeremy Goldkorn. He’ll talk to us about human rights in China, media freedom and a brief history since Tiananmen Square.
“What in the World” Quiz | Nov 2
Good morning and welcome to this week’s edition of the Tennessee World Affairs Council’s “What in the World” Quiz. Good luck. Winners, answers on Wednesday.
2015 World Affairs Conference – SIGN UP NOW – Nov 11-13 – Washington
Register now for the 2015 National Conference of the World Affairs Councils of America. Don’t miss this great opportunity to interact with leading voices on global issues. Nov 11-13th Washington, DC. This years theme: Leading America: Foreign Policy Challenges and the 2016 Election
Discussion Group To Take Up “The Middle East Muddle” Monday Night
Join your friends, neighbors and colleagues to discuss the multiple crises the United States faces in the Middle East – Monday evening at Frothy Monkey, Tuesday evening at Green Hills Library.
2015 World Affairs National Conference in Washington | Register Now
Register NOW for the 2015 World Affairs Councils of America National Conference in Washington, D.C. and reserve your spot at the conference hotel on Massachusetts Avenue (at the discounted rate).
Update: World Affairs Council Nominee Selected for National Conference Scholarship
CONGRATULATIONS to Ms. Meredith Kilburn of Lipscomb University who was selected by the World Affairs Councils of America for a scholarship to the National Conference in Washington, D.C., November 11-13, 2015.
World Affairs Council Welcomes Mayor Karl Dean to Board of Directors
Mayor Karl Dean has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Tennessee World Affairs Council, a nonpartisan educational organization that seeks to promote better understanding of international developments.
National Conference (Washington/Nov 11-13) Scholarship – 2015
TN World Affairs Council is accepting applications from Tennessee undergrad students for scholarships to the 2015 National Conference of the World Affairs Councils of America (Washington DC / Nov 11-13). Apply Now. Deadline Sep 25th.