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China’s Worst Nightmare: Global Partnerships | Partner Event

The University of Saint Joseph Mercy Hall, Crystal Room1678 Asylum Ave, 1678 Asylum Ave, West Hartford, CT, US

A fireside chat with Congressman Joe Courtney & Deputy Head of Mission for the Embassy of Australia, Paul Myler. Hosted by the Office of Congressman Joe Courtney. As China increases its aggression in the Indo-Pacific region, Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States have come together to form a historic trilateral security pact, AUKUS, […]

Out of the Darkness with Frank Trentmann | The Germans: 1942-2022

Zoom Webinar

How can a nation reinvent itself? Author Frank Trentmann will join us April 2nd at 7PM EDT to tell the story of how the German people were able to rebuild after World War II and redefine their place in the world – and what we can learn from it today. In conversation with Jim Falk. […]

Second Mondays with CTWAC | April

McCarter & English, LLP One Canterbury Green 201 Broad St, Stamford, CT, United States

Join fellow World Affairs Council members in conversation over dinner on the issues impacting our world. Connect and engage with others, share your thoughts, and explore how we can secure our global future. April Topic: War in Gaza: How did we get here, and where do we go now? Since the outbreak of Israel’s war […]

Border Crisis | Policy & Pathways Forward

Studio A at CT Public 1049 Asylum Ave, Hartford, CT, United States

Join national and local leaders in immigration for a conversation on the growing humanitarian situation at the southern border and immigration policy challenges. The Details When: Thursday, April 11th at 7:00PM | Doors open 6:45PM Where: Studio A at CT Public | 1049 Asylum Ave, Hartford, CT 06105 Tickets: No charge, RSVP required This event is […]

Centennial Celebration | World Affairs Council of Connecticut

Goodwin University 1 Riverside Dr, East Hartford, CT, United States

Join us to celebrate 100 years of connecting Connecticut to the world.  April 19th, 2024 | 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM | Goodwin University, East Hartford View the Centennial Celebration Program 5:30 PM | International Cocktail Hour Reception featuring inspired global cuisines, signature cocktails, and a few special surprises 7:00PM | Program Evening program featuring […]

Countdown with Sarah Scoles | The Blinding Future of Nuclear Weapons

For fans of Oppenheimer: join us for another episode of WorldNow with Jim Falk – featuring science journalist and author Sarah Scoles, who will discuss the reality of nuclear weapons in the present day and what it means for our global future. The details: When: Thursday, May 2 | 7:00PM ET Where: Zoom Webinar Tickets: […]

Second Mondays with CTWAC | May

McCarter & English, LLP One Canterbury Green 201 Broad St, Stamford, CT, United States

Rescheduled for May 20th Join fellow World Affairs Council members in conversation over dinner on the issues impacting our world. Connect and engage with others, share your thoughts, and explore how we can secure our global future. May Topic: Democratic Systems at a Crossroad 2024 is one of the biggest years for elections globally – […]

Second Mondays with CTWAC | June

McCarter & English, LLP One Canterbury Green 201 Broad St, Stamford, CT, United States

Join fellow World Affairs Council members in conversation over dinner on the issues impacting our world. Connect and engage with others, share your thoughts, and explore how we can secure our global future. Topic: Potential Flash Points – How is the US positioned and what happens next? From China and Taiwan to Iran and Israel, […]

Community Book Discussion on Climate Change

CT Public Broadcasting, Lobby 1049 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, CT, US

Join us in Hartford for a community discussion on the urgency of climate change, led by Susan Hoffman Fishman, a West Hartford-based environmental artist and writer, alongside former CTWAC Executive Director Felicity Harley. The conversation will refer to selections from American Earth: Environmental Writing Since Thoreau concerning our impact on climate change and our responsibility […]