Past Council Events
World Food Day! John Teton - Oregon, International Law, and the Eradication of World Hunger
On the occasion of World Food Day John Teton, discusses the International Food Security Treaty, a bold initiative that aims to fulfill the human right of freedom from hunger and protect it with enforceable international law. Read More ››
10.14.17 Teach the World Workshop #1: Understanding Islam to Enrich Civic Education and Diversity in Schools
WORKSHOP FULL - REGISTRATION HAS ENDED. World Affairs Council of Oregon and the Muslim Education Trust are excited to offer: Teach the World Workshop: Understanding Islam to Enrich Civic Education and Diversity in Schools Read More ››
Kenny Fries | In the Province of the Gods
Kenny Fries embarks on a journey of profound self-discovery as a disabled foreigner in Japan, a society historically hostile to difference. Read More ››
APSIA: Graduate School Fair, Portland
Join us for the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs Graduate School Fair - take the next step in your career! Read More ››
Dispatch from Afghanistan: Zaher Wahab
After 40 years at Lewis & Clark College, Zaher Wahab, a professor of education, returned to his native Afghanistan, to live and work full time in Kabul. Join us for a first-person, front-lines look at the crisis that continues to threaten Afghan security and civil society. Read More ››
Friday Forum: The FCC and the Future of Net Neutrality with Senator Ron Wyden & David Olson
Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) and David Olson, Past Director of the Portland Cable Office, discuss the FCC’s attempt to roll net neutrality and what that means for Oregonians and the world. Copresented by City Club of Portland and the World Affairs Council of Oregon Read More ››
Keith Luse: Mutual Understanding with North Korea - Is it a Bridge Too Far?
With US talk of tougher sanctions, more pressure and possible military action with North Korea, Keith Luse, executive director of the National Committee on North Korea, explores what is on the horizon for relations between the two countries. Read More ››
Deborah & James Fallows: Understanding China
Deborah and James Fallows dive deep into a conversation on the culture, language, politics, and economic transformation of China. Read More ››