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Wed, Nov 12AtlantaThe Young Leaders International Potluck is an annual gathering hosted by the World Affairs Council of Atlanta that invites Atlanta’s young professionals to come together around a shared table and share stories. Register today to join in on the festivities.
Sat, Nov 01AtlantaWhat does it mean to connect with nature in times of social and political upheaval? Join the World Affairs Council of Atlanta for an intimate study and tour of a landmark exhibition introducing American audiences to one of Korea’s most prolific and expressive painters. Register today.
Tue, Oct 28AtlantaWhat does it mean to practice diplomacy in a time of global uncertainty? Join the World Affairs Council of Atlanta for an intimate dialogue with the Consuls General of Germany and Belgium in Atlanta. Register today.
Thu, Oct 09AtlantaWhat's driving Saudi Arabia’s profound transformation—both at home and on the world stage? Join the World Affairs Council of Atlanta as we unpack how Vision 2030 is reshaping the Middle East and redefining international influence in a multipolar world. Register today.
Thu, Sep 18AtlantaTariffs. Tech. Trade. What’s next for the U.S.–Korea economic alliance? Join the World Affairs Council of Atlanta for a high-level panel on U.S.–South Korea Economic Cooperation in 2025. Register today.
Thu, Sep 04ZoomWhat truly defines a state today—territory, recognition, or political power? Explore the meaning of statehood in the 21st century with leading experts in international law and diplomacy.
Sun, Aug 24ZoomWhat do the people of Greenland want for their territory amidst growing geopolitical interest in the Arctic? Join the World Affairs Council of Atlanta for a free, public webinar with the co-authors of Greenland: A Journey from Earliest Times to a Modern Society. Advanced registration is required.
Wed, Jul 30ZoomAs Cuba faces economic stagnation and a leadership vacuum, the Trump Administration plans to reinforce sanctions. Join the World Affairs Council of Atlanta for a free, public webinar with former diplomats. Advanced registration is required.
Thu, Jul 17ZoomHow do government staffing and budget cuts at national security and foreign policy institutions affect America's ability to lead through diplomacy rather than force? Join the World Affairs Council of Atlanta for a free, public webinar with experts from the American Foreign Service Association.
Tue, Jun 17ZoomThe nature of warfare is evolving rapidly as nations integrate cutting-edge technologies into their military arsenals. Is the U.S. military ready for future conflicts? Join us for a free, public webinar with retired U.S. Air Force General Philip Breedlove.
Wed, Jun 04ZoomPresidential hopefuls are competing for voter support in South Korea’s special election on June 3, 2025. The election was triggered by the dramatic impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol that set the stage for a high-stakes race to determine the nation’s next leader.
Tue, May 20ZoomIn May 2025, India and Pakistan narrowly avoided a full-scale war after a deadly terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir triggered a rapid military escalation. Hear expert analysis from Aparna Pande of the Hudson Institute.
Mon, May 12AtlantaJoin the World Affairs Council of Atlanta for a keynote luncheon with Congressman Austin Scott as he shares insights on how U.S. foreign policy and global events impact key Georgia industries, from agriculture and manufacturing to defense and healthcare.
Fri, May 09World Affairs Council of AtlantaFor EU Day 2025, join the World Affairs Council of Atlanta for a half-day symposium exploring the key challenges confronting the European Union amid Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine and rising tensions with the second Trump Administration. Join experts and diplomats for these in-depth discussions.
Wed, Apr 30VirtualAs Canada heads to the polls on April 28, the outcome will shape everything from domestic policy to cross-border relations with the U.S. Join Amb. (ret.) Charles Shapiro in dialogue with Canadian affairs experts Allison Gifford and Laura Dawson as they unpack the stakes of this pivotal election.
Sat, Apr 12The Carter CenterJoin the Council's Young Leaders in a group volunteering activity at the Carter Center’s gardens. Assist the small landscape crew in maintaining about 37 acres of gardens. This program is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required.
Thu, Apr 10World Affairs Council of AtlantaThe World Affairs Council of Atlanta hosts Arif Alvi, MD, former President of Pakistan, for an intimate dialogue about the state of democracy in the country with the world’s 5th largest population.
Thu, Apr 03Virtual EventWhat is USAID? What is the value of soft power? What does the US lose without USAID programs around the world? Amb Charles Shapiro and former USAID execs Barbara Smith and Larry Sampler will help you separate fact from opinion.
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