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Strengthening America's Dialogue with the World
The Public Diplomacy Council of America is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) association of professionals and scholars promoting excellence in the professional practice, academic study, and advocacy for public diplomacy.
Our work
- Honors practitioners’ achievements;
- Helps members stay in touch and keep current with issues and new developments in global communications;
- Mentors and trains professionals in this rapidly changing field;
- Promotes understanding of the increasingly important public dimension of statecraft and;
- Generates support for America’s global engagement.
Latest News
After State: Employment Opportunities for Former Public Diplomacy Professionals - August 19 at 6:00 p.m.
PDCA is sponsoring a discussion about what comes next.
Recently RIF'ed? You've still got friends.
If you were working in public diplomacy and were just let go, the Public Diplomacy Council of America wants to help you to stay connected with colleagues and up to date on current developments...
August First Monday Forum: When the U.S. Retreats: Soft Power in Africa
PDCA's August First Monday Forum on August 4 will focus on Africa and U.S. soft power.
Our speakers include :
- Dr. Richard Wike, Director of Global Attitudes Research at...
Member Views
Please Don't Look Away, by Bill Wanlund
Three hundred former national security officials have sent a letter to the members of the U.S. Senate urging them to exercise their constitutional powers of oversight.
PDCA Style Guide
PDCA's Editor-in-Chief Michael Korff has begun writing a style guide to help when writing for PDCA publications.
Effective Public Diplomacy During NATO Enlargement, by Gordon Duguid
Duguid draws on his experience on detail to NATO to challenge the Kremlin's narrative that former Warsaw Pact members were recruited to join the alliance so as to isolate Russia.