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 100% Egyptian and very outgoing, easy to talk to and…
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 Harrisburg Region’s International Trade Opportunities. Thanks to: Robert M.…
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 and programs in our community. Stay tuned for more news…
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 in honor of Bilheimer was held at the Clark Forum…
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 team from Cumberland Valley went to Washington, D.C. for the…
1st Annual Poetry and Storytelling Gala Photos and video below, but first, our winners! Winners: First Place: The Words of the World There are heroes among men Blending in with the crowds They stand with their heads bent With their…
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg congratulates all of those honored at the recent Torch of Global Enlightenment dinner held at Dixon University Center. Dr. Truong Phuong and the Red Rose Intercultural and Educational Foundation received the Torch Award, and…
Today’s youth need more than a diploma…they need to be Globally Competent! The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg has launched its Global Competency program to help youth in our region better understand world events and appreciate other cultures, languages and…
The Delegates speak to students at Cumberland Valley High School.
BRIAN KATULIS Senior Fellow CENTER FOR AMERICAN PROGRESS Washington, D.C. SYRIA, LIBYA, ISRAELIS AND PALESTINIANS: TOP FOREIGN POLICY CHALLENGES FOR OBAMA’S NEXT TERM DINNER FORUM 6:30-8:30 p.m. DEC. 3, 2012 Widener University School of Law Administration Building 3800 Vartan Way…
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