BRINGING THE WORLD TO ALASKA
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04/26/2018
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
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04/27/2018
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04/27/2018
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
49th State Brewing Company
What is the Alaska World Affairs Council?
The Alaska World Affairs Council is a focused educational organization dedicated to stimulating interest in world affairs and inspiring its members to be involved in world events. The council was founded in 1958 by the late Evangeline Atwood with the conviction that better community education in world affairs is necessary for sound democratic citizenship.
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Can the zombie apocalypse happen in the arctic? Find out today, 12 PM @beartooth_ak #infectious #diseases https://t.co/zas8GxmYmN
Can the zombie apocalypse happen in the arctic? Find out today, 12 PM @beartooth_ak #infectious #diseases pic.twitter.com/zas8GxmYmN
— Alaska World Affairs (@AKWorld) April 13, 2018
Full house with @steven_pifer #backtocold #usrussia #relations https://t.co/5rOcQbH0s6
Full house with @steven_pifer #backtocold #usrussia #relations pic.twitter.com/5rOcQbH0s6
— Alaska World Affairs (@AKWorld) March 30, 2018
“The US is going to need to draw more red lines with Russia. I do not see this as a bad thing, rather a deterrent” @steven_pifer #backtocold
“The US is going to need to draw more red lines with Russia. I do not see this as a bad thing, rather a deterrent” @steven_pifer #backtocold
— Alaska World Affairs (@AKWorld) March 30, 2018
@steven_pifer talking to @DimondStudGov about his career in the foreign service! #engagetheworld #futureleaders #globalalaska https://t.co/xusQLGpcWN
@steven_pifer talking to @DimondStudGov about his career in the foreign service! #engagetheworld #futureleaders #globalalaska pic.twitter.com/xusQLGpcWN
— Alaska World Affairs (@AKWorld) March 30, 2018
TOMORROW 6PM @49thStateBrew Our second annual storytelling event on “Foreign Faux Pas: Stories of Navigating Cultural Differences.” Join us! https://t.co/hmz32HDRlO
TOMORROW 6PM @49thStateBrew Our second annual storytelling event on “Foreign Faux Pas: Stories of Navigating Cultural Differences.” Join us! pic.twitter.com/hmz32HDRlO
— Alaska World Affairs (@AKWorld) March 21, 2018
