The mission of WorldBoston is to foster engagement in international affairs and cooperation with peoples of all nations. As globalization increasingly shapes every aspect of life on our planet, so does the Greater Boston region increasingly experience, and even help shape, these global trends. By means of their nationally-recognized global engagement and citizen diplomacy programs and our networking and community events, every year WorldBoston provides people from all over the world – and people right here – hundreds of opportunities for learning and connection.
WorldBoston
33 Broad Street, Suite 803
Boston, MA 02210
617-542-8995
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Natalie Mase, Manager of Operations and Global Engagement Programs, Email, 201-655-1154
Mary Yntema, President & CEO, Email, 617-542-8995
Sarah Sibley, Vice President for Citizen Diplomacy, Email
Jeffery Cymrot, Board Chair, Email, 617-542-8995
Ramsay Thurber, Board Member and Governance Chair, Email, 617-542-8995
October 6 | Chat & Chowder with Michael Mandelbaum
WorldBoston's Chat & Chowder series features key authors on international affairs in an engaging setting. Join us for this virtual event, featuring Michael Mandelbaum, Professor Emeritus of American Foreign Policy at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, in discussion of his recent book, The Four Ages of American Foreign Policy: Weak Power, Great Power, Superpower, Hyperpower.
This event will be hosted virtually only. Even virtually, the spirit of Chat & Chowder persists! We encourage everyone to BYOCB (Bring Your Own Chow(der) & Beverages), and also to join us for the informal post-Chat Chat, led by a WorldBoston community member. Longtime and first-time chatters alike are welcome!
This program will take place virtually only. Register here: https://www.worldboston.org/calendar/2022/10/6/four-ages-of-american-foreign-policy
October 12 | Great Decisions with Lori Garver | Outer Space
The launch of Sputnik 1 in October 1957 marked the beginning of the space era and of the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union. In the 21st century, there are many more participants in space, including countries such as India and China, and commercial companies such as SpaceX. How will the United States fare in a crowded outer space?
Join WorldBoston for a discussion of this complex topic with Lori Garver, former Deputy Administrator of NASA.
This event will take place in-person at the Boston Public Library, and will also be live-streamed to Zoom. Register here: https://www.worldboston.org/calendar/2022/10/12/outer-space
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