Past Programs

The Program: Service and Volunteering Do Make a Difference. Drawing on my international experience, I will share how service and volunteering build needed trust, partnerships, and respect across communities, states, and nations. Social interactions sustain our well being and make successfully managing crises and emergencies possible. I will use the COVID emergency of successfully bringing home 7,000 Volunteers as a case ... Read More

This notice highlights a panel event on Korea-U.S. relations, focusing on strategic importance, trade partnerships, and growth opportunities. Panelists explore the impact of U.S.-China competition and North Korea’s nuclear program, providing insights on Korea’s future and relationship with the United States.

As the new US administration engages with the Middle East, how can we balance our national interests with our values of good government, the rule of law, and respect for human rights and women rights?

In America's Cold Warrior, James Graham Wilson traces Paul Nitze's career path in national security after World War II, a time when many of his mentors and peers returned to civilian life.

This talk will look at how a new US administration may face a range of security, economic, and trans-national issues confronting US friends in the region.