We live on a beautiful, colorful, and diverse planet. Through the inventions of technology and innovation, we can know what is happening on the opposite side of the world in a heartbeat. This convergence of mechanical and science has made information readily…
We live on a beautiful, colorful, and diverse planet. Through the inventions of technology and innovation, we can know what is happening on the opposite side of the world in a heartbeat. This convergence of mechanical and science has made information readily…
Thanks to Mid Penn Bank for supporting WACH’s Global Scholars through the EITC program! Joshua Kuntzman presents check to WACH President Joyce Davis in offices at Temple University Harrisburg
“CUBA AFTER FIDEL . . .and before Trump!” The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg thanks Dr. John Nichols of Penn State for an enlightening discussion at the recent Hot Topics forum on “Cuba after Fidel.” The Council also thanks Franklin…
TRUMP WINS: WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE WORLD? Thanks to all who participated in the Post Election Forum – What’s Next for the World. See video of forum HERE Now that Donald Trump has been elected the new U.S. President, what will happen…
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg is seeking high school students and teachers interested in forming Peace Clubs in their schools or in joining the Council’s Peace Club. The program was created by the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., to teach conflict…
Thank you to all participants of our 2016 Energy & Environment Conference. This year’s topic was Global Warming Alert: Feeling the Heat! Special thanks to our sponsor Widener University School of Law We would also like to thank our luncheon…
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg has named candidates for the 2016-17 Global Scholars Certificate Program for High School Students. Candidates include: Chacko Rachael Cumberland Valley High School Chacko Sarah Cumberland Valley High School Le Hoang Harrisburg HS SciTech Lu…
Dr. Oralia Garcia Dominic, a member of the World Affairs Council of Harrisburg’s board of directors, lead a team of experts to compile the first Latino-Hispanic Cancer Burden Report that was released Friday at a press conference at the State…
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg thanks Dr. Shirley Warshaw for an excellent presentation of “This Crazy Election Year!” held July 19 at the Fredricksen Library in Camp Hill. Dr. Warshaw walked through the electoral map and concluded the signs…
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