Friday, June 11 through Sunday, June 13 at the Garfield Also online in the CWC Virtual Cinema NINA WU 103 min, Taiwan/Myanmar, R, in Mandarin with English subs. THE COLUMNIST 85 min, The Netherlands, R, in Dutch with English subs. We’re proud to present two unusual international films offering the stories of two very different women pushed […]
Agenda: 12pm-1pm: Special Guest and Cincinnati Bengal Hall of Famer Anthony Muñoz 12pm-1pm & 2pm-3pm: Live concert by Salvadorian singer Daglio. 1pm-2pm: Salsa class by Lili Marsuzzi / SalsAires. 12pm-3pm: La Catrina Tacos / Soccer / Giveaways (gift cards, 6 bikes) 12pm-3pm: Vaccines administered by the Hamilton County Public Health Department (Pfizer and J&J available) - Free Lyft rides provided by the United Way of Greater Cincinnati Everyone […]
Hosted by Mohamed Sidibay, "Raise Your Hand Live!” is a monthly talk show with global changemakers who believe education is key to building a better future. It brings in diverse voices from across the partnership to talk about how to tackle the learning crisis and commit to keeping education as a priority as we deal with […]
Amid the COVID pandemic and national upheaval, four high school teachers from Alaska, Kentucky, Mississippi and Nebraska participated in USIP’s Peace Teachers Program and dedicated themselves to helping their students make sense of conflicts in the world and to showing them how peace can be achieved. The Peace Teachers Program is rooted in the conviction […]
World Affairs Councils of America Jan-Werner Müller Professor of Politics, Princeton University Author of Democracy Rules Democracy is under attack. Rising populism, waning trust in democratic institutions and practices, and a period of unprecedented uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic have strained democratic institutions. Jan-Werner Müller will discuss his new book, Democracy Rules, which suggests that we need […]
On both sides of the Atlantic, popular confidence in political institutions has fallen and voters are increasingly disenchanted with mainstream political parties. In the United States, political polarization is at an all-time high, and in Europe, political splintering is weakening long-established parties. Additionally, citizens are unable to determine which news sources are trustworthy and increasingly […]
The decline of establishment political parties, media, and interest groups have opened the door to anti-democratic forces, posing new challenges for our democracies. This program will examine how Europe's establishment parties are faltering and how the rise of social media poses new challenges on both sides of the Atlantic. Presented in conjunction with the World […]
The Arctic is a geopolitical hotspot and strengthening the U.S. presence in the Arctic is a foreign policy priority. To that end, in June 2020, U.S. diplomats reopened the U.S. Consulate in Nuuk, Greenland, 67 years after it had been closed. Diplomats at Work is hosting Eavan Cully, the public affairs officer at U.S. Consulate […]
The 2021 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour concludes this weekend with four screenings at the Garfield Theatre, 719 Race St., 45202: Fri 7/16, 7 pm; Sat 7/17, 4 pm and 7 pm; Sun 7/18, 4 pm. The program of 7 short films consists of Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury Award winners and nominees, offering […]
Join us for a timely, insightful and instructional discussion and presentation on social justice, governance, youth empowerment, women leadership, culture and identity, and other issues pertinent to all Africa related matters. Tuesday, July 20 @ 12PM (Noon) EST Patrick Loch Otieno (PLO) Lumumba is a Kenyan born, renowned international public speaker, a high-profile civil servant, an eloquent lawyer and a […]
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