Posts Tagged ‘Foreign Policy Forum’
The Global Economic and Risk Outlook for 2026
The Cleveland Council on World Affairs is honored to host Michael Weidokal for the John A. Hellman Foreign Policy Forum. The global economy has been battered by a series of…
Read MoreSports Diplomacy in America’s Decade of Sport
Registration for this event has closed. From the Olympics to the FIFA World Cup, international sports competitions have long been a way for countries to display national pride and attain…
Read MoreConstructing Peace: How Diplomats Change the World
This event has reached capacity. Please email jconnell@ccwa.org to be placed on the wait list. In a time when turmoil and conflict dominate the headlines, it can be difficult to…
Read MoreMaking Sense of U.S. Policy in the Middle East
Registration for this event has closed. Walk-ins are not permitted. Please email jconnell@ccwa.org with questions. Welcome to the 2025-2026 Foreign Policy Forum season! To kick off the season, CCWA is…
Read MoreA Symposium on Reconciliation
The Cleveland Council on World Affairs (CCWA) is honored to take part in the Mandel Opera & Humanities Festival: Reconciliation in partnership with The Cleveland Orchestra. This yearβs festival examines…
Read MoreLeading in a VUCA World: Global Business in Northeast Ohio
The Cleveland Council on World Affairs is honored to host Frank Sullivan for the Dr. Raj and Karen Aggarwal Forum on International Business. In a world where marketplace circumstances change…
Read MoreWomen’s Rights: The Fight to Expand Access and Opportunity
Among the many pressing challenges of our time, one that demands greater attention is the global fight for womenβs rights. Despite decades of progress that have enabled women and girls…
Read MoreA New Direction or More of the Same? The Future of U.S. Foreign Policy
Registration for this event has closed. Contact Jacob Connell at jconnell@ccwa.org with questions. The Cleveland Council on World Affairs is honored to host Richard Fontaine for the John A. Hellman…
Read MoreU.S. Leadership on the World Stage
Registration for this event has closed. Please contact Jacob Connell at jconnell@ccwa.org with questions. In recent years, the debate has intensified over the manner in which the United States should…
Read MoreKeeping the U.S. Competitive: The Role of the Export-Import Bank
In recent years, our economic interests have been shown to be deeply intertwined with geopolitical dynamics, and discussions of tariffs and trade wars seem more present than ever. To provide…
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