Nov. 3: International Broadcasting—Why a Free Press Still Matters
The November First Monday Forum will focus on international broadcasting. Click on the logo for more information.
After State: Employment Opportunities in Academe
Join us for a discussion about employment opportunities. Click on the image for more information.
Politization of Military Public Affairs? by James L. Bullock
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Strengthening America's Dialogue with the World
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December 2: After State: Employment Opportunities in Academe
The Public Diplomacy Council of America’s Academic Study Committee invites colleagues navigating life after State to join a virtual program on employment in academe scheduled...
Dec. 8 - Celebrating Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace
PDCA's December forum will focus on President's Dwight Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace initiative. President Eisenhower placed the debate over the control of nuclear science and technology,...
Nov. 3: International Broadcasting—Why a Free Press Still Matters
November's First Monday Forum will feature Steven L Herman, a veteran broadcast journalist and retired Foreign Service Officer. He is now the executive director of the Jordan Center...
Member Views
Observations on the Fulbright board resignations in the Netherlands and the state of the Fulbright Program, by Lonnie R. Johnson
Dr. Johnson reacts to the decision of half of the Fulbright Commission in the Netherlands to resign from the Commission's Board in light of concerns about State Department interference.
"Dutch Fulbright board members resign over U.S. pressure on academic freedom," by Julie Moyes
Julie Moyes provides background on the decision to resign by half of the bilateral commission that runs the Fulbright program in the Netherlands.
Fightin' Words, by Bill Wanlund
Why would Panorama, a popular BBC-TV news magazine, manipulate a 4-year-old video recording of an already belligerent speech by President Trump to make it sound even more aggressive?...