Thanks to Sunni Khalid, Ambassador John Craig, and Dr. Medhi Noorbaksh for an enlightening discussion on "The Descent of Egypt into Chaos". Will Americans pay for Egypt's bloodbath? This event…
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE: AND AT LANDIS HOMES AND MESSIAH VILLAGE! In collaboration with Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning ALTERNATING LOCATIONS FOR FALL DISCUSSIONS! PRICED REDUCED FOR ALL WHO REGISTER BEFORE…
Can Iran's New President Mend Fences with the West? Thanks to our Speakers for an enlightening discussion on prospects for decrease of tensions with Iran. Thanks to our Speakers for…
Exploring the World The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg welcomes the following high school and college interns this summer: Ann-Queen Sedhom is a junior at Cumberland Valley High School. She's…
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg in cooperation with The African American Chamber of Commerce of Central PA and The Hill Society presented: From Harrisburg to the World! - Examining…
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg announces a new partnership with the African American Chamber of Commerce of Central PA! These two great organizations will begin collaborating to sponsor events…
Dickinson College's Clark Forum recently hosted Robert Bilheimer, producer of the acclaimed documentary "Not My Life," who spoke of his work in producing the film on modern-day slavery A reception…
High School students from throughout Central Pennsylvania faced off against each other in the World Affairs Council of Harrisburg's Academic WorldQuest competition held at Elizabethtown College in April. The winning…
Qatar: Sand, Sea and Sky Reception and Book Signing: March 21st, 4-5:30pm, Temple University, Strawberry Sq. Breakfast with the Author, Friday March 22nd, 8am-10am, Messiah Village Chapel, Messiah Lifeways, 100…
Discussion Forum and Reception 1:30pm, February 24th, Widener University Reception Hall Colonel Thomas E. Sheperd, Director of African Studies, Department of National Security and Strategy, U.S. Army War College Dr.…
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