Cultural & Public Diplomacy in a Changing World: Richard T. Arndt Prize for an Outstanding Work on Cultural Diplomacy
Click on image to view recording of the August 19 event and to view blogposts about the event
Is it Better to Speak Softly or Carry a Big Stick? How International Media View America's Image Today
PDCA’s Forum Monday, September 14, 12 PM at George Washington University’s Elliot School: Click image for information.
Public Diplomacy Council of America Recognizes Atlanta and Boston for Sports Diplomacy
PDCA has chosen FIFA host cities Atlanta and Boston as recipients of its special Sports Diplomacy Award in recognition of those cities’ outstanding efforts. Click logo for info.
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Public Diplomacy Council of America Recognizes Atlanta and Boston for Sports Diplomacy
The Public Diplomacy Council of America (PDCA) has chosen FIFA host cities Atlanta and Boston as recipients of its special Sports Diplomacy Award in recognition of those cities’...
International Education & Exchange: Past, Present, & Future
Join us for our October First Monday forum on October 5.
Is it Better to Speak Softly or Carry a Big Stick? How International Media View America's Image Today
A distinguished panel of international journalists will address these issues
Member Views
Davis Fellows An Enduring Legacy -- A Productive Partnership, by Sherry Lee Mueller
The Council of American Ambassadors has been a long-time partner organization to PDCA since the founding of the Davis Fellowship Program in 2008 by Ambassador Bruce Gelb.
Pocket Rescissions, Language Education, and National Security, by Deborah Cohn
National security, education, business, diplomatic, and economic competitiveness needs have not disappeared. The U.S. ability to meet them, however, has sharply declined, and this pocket...
New exhibit: The Art Of The US Department Of The Treasury: Shaping American Identity @ MCAAD, by Bruce Guthrie
The Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream opened a new art exhibit.