2022 Q1 Quarterly Newsletter – Read all about it!

Welcome to our first quarterly newsletter! We hope that you will enjoy hearing all about how you have helped to impact this beautiful region throughout the year in a newsletter. […]

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Council participates in NKU’s DreamFest

The World Affairs Council was thrilled to participate for the first time a Northern Kentucky University’s annual DreamFest, an annual day of learning and enrichment for students all over Northern […]

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2022 Board of Directors & Advisory Group Announced

Thank you to the following members of the World Affairs Council’s board of directors and advisory group who are rolling off this year: Board of Directors Rich Lauf, PhD, Leamington […]

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Countdown with Us – A look into our year with you!

CHEERS!! It was so lovely to see so many familiar faces and new ones as the World Affairs Council held its annual meeting last week for the second time on […]

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Voice of America Museum – Seeking Immigrant Stories

Lee Hite who is a Docent, Board Member, Curator, K8CLI with National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting is starting a new project to collect oral histories from people who […]

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Welcome Erika Lundstedt! New Global Education Manager

Erika Lundstedt joined the World Affairs Council in September of 2021. In her role as Global Education Manager, she will be building relationships with schools, administrators, teachers, and other community […]

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Your Future in the World Summit Announcement

***You must register for each event individually. If you register, but are unable to attend the event, you will be sent the recording afterwards. All videos from this years program […]

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International Experience Matters with Craig Lane

The World Affairs Council would like to introduce you to Craig Lane, Vice President of Risk Management, MunichRe America who is a newly elected Board of Director with the Council. […]

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Intervention: Unlearned Lessons, or the Gripes of a Professional

Ambassador Neumann served 37 years as a career diplomat, including as ambassador to Afghanistan from 2005-2007. Prior to joining the U.S Foreign Service he served as an infantry officer in […]

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Summertime – Camp Covington 4th & 5th Graders

It is summertime here at the World Affairs Council and we went back into the classroom for the first time since COVID-19 shutdown the world! Students grabbed their passports and […]

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