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Alan Heil, Public Diplomacy Council, December 13, 2018 See also, "Public Diplomacy: The World Should Be Teaching Us, Mr. Kristof," huffingtonpost.com (2011); also (1) Dr. Jody Olsen, Director of the Peace Corps, speaks at First Monday Forum on December 3, 2018.Peace Corps Director Dr. Josephine (Jody) Olsen highlighted the Peace Corps’ contribution to the U.S. image and mutual understanding at the First Monday Forum on December 3.The talk reminded me that around the clock, two U.S. agencies join hands to help countless souls in other countries improve their lives in the finest tradition of compassionate sharing. It’s not just Christmas in April, or Christmas in December, but helps change lives every hour of every day throughout the year.The two agencies are:the U.S. Peace Corps established in 1961. Today, it has approximately 7,000 hard-working volunteers in 64 needy countries and has served 141 countries altogether since its founding.the U.S. Agency for International Development, whi..

Ross K. Baker, Opinion columnist, USA Today, Dec. 12, 2018; original article contains a video, "Nauert currently serves as the spokeswoman for the State Department. Video provided by Newsy Newslook"; also contain links and references to other relevant articles; [JB: note this article does not mention that Ms. Nauert served as Acting Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy [JB emphasis] and Public Affairs on March 13, 2018 to October 10. 2018."] [Re this media omission, see also (1) (2).] Image from article, with caption: Nauert currently serves as the spokeswoman for the State Department. Our ambassador to the UN should be able to explain us to the world and defend our interests. Trump's pick doesn't have the experience or stature for that.(Photo: Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images) Adlai E. Stevenson, Richard Holbrooke, Arthur Goldberg, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Madeleine Albright, George H.W. Bush, Heather Nauert, Heather Nauert? Yes, Heather Nauert. President Donald Trump's pl..

publicdiplomacycouncil.org; the original PDC entry has been slightly reformatted here. VOA’s Studio 52 control room during a Russian Service broadcast. S.3654 and Accountability for the US Agency for Global Media There is a bill pending in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that would change the governance structure of the U.S. Agency for Global Media. While the bill is not perfect, it provides a necessary level of accountability and oversight that has been missing for the past two years. The bill, S.3654, would vest authorities into… Details December 9, 2018 Leave a comment Advocacy, Broadcasting By Matt Armstrong *** Child gazing a rubble The Yemen Civil War: Critical Days Ahead The Yemen Civil War The Yemen civil conflict, according to the United Nations, is now the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. There are signs the international community is awakening to the necessity of dealing seriously with this vastly under-reported tragedy. Sadly, many other countries have fueled that ..

eventil.com Dec 17, 2018 · Vienna, United States of America image (not from entry) from As Bill Gates put it in 1996, “Content is King”. As emerging platforms compete for attention with traditional media, this adage holds even more truth. Creating high quality content can be a tricky area to navigate, and with the explosion of devices that can view 360 movies, everyone wants be able to capture the world around them, and share it in VR. Join us at the December DCVR NoVA chapter meeting for an introduction on how to create 360 videos by our own Joey Cathey of Capitol Interactive. The talk will be held at a new location, Capital One Crescent Towers, 8020 Towers Crescent Dr, 2nd Floor, Tysons Corner, Virginia 22182. Background on 360 video: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/360-degree_video About Joey Cathey Joseph has created VR, AR, and 360 experiences for Discovery Communications, US Postal Service, and AARP. He has lectured on the use cases of virtual reality for numerous events and organi..

urdupoint.com Image from article:Two journalists from Pakistan along with 43 media persons from 42 countries of Asia-Pacific and Africa successfully completed their ten-month training programme here on Wednesday. BEIJING, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News, app - 12th Dec, 2018 ): Two journalists from Pakistan along with 43 media persons from 42 countries of Asia-Pacific and Africa successfully completed their ten-month training programme here on Wednesday. Abdul Wajid Khan from INP and Syed Aitzaz Hassan from Dawn were selected for this year's programme started early this year. China Asia Pacific Press Communication Centre (CAPPC) and China Africa Press Communication Center (CAPC) co-hosted the programme. Addressing the joint closing ceremony, Vice President, China Public Diplomacy [JB emphasis] Association, Zhang Jiuhuan called upon the journalists to play the role of a bridge and make positive contributions to promoting relations between China and their respective countries. He e..

bibliographies.brillonline.com c BibliographiesWar, lies, and videotape: public diplomacy and the USA's War on TerrorismSource: Index IslamicusPublic diplomacy at home in the UK: engaging diasporas and preventing terrorismSource: Index IslamicusPublic diplomacy in an age of global terrorism: lessons from the pastSource: Index Islamicus Reference WorksThe Global War on Anarchism: The United States and International Anarchist...Source: The SHAFR Guide OnlineCongress's Efforts to Defeat Joseph Kony and the Lord's Resistance Army: NGO...Source: The SHAFR Guide OnlineThe Dynamiters: Irish Nationalism and Political Violence in the Wider World, 186...Source: The SHAFR Guide Online Books & JournalsThe Origins of International CounterterrorismThe Formation of a Customary International Crime: Global Terrorism Human (In)...Source: International Criminal Law ReviewDialogue and Power: Understanding Danish Public Diplomacy Efforts in the Middle...Source: The Hague Journal of D..

Dafna H. Rand AFNA, Rebecca Wolfe, foreignpolicy.com, December 11, 2018 One year on from the defeat of the Islamic State, the new U.S. Congress should draw on lessons learned from efforts to counter violent extremism. Image from article: Iraqi men flash the victory gesture from inside a car during the Hashed Shaabi (Popular Mobilisation) paramilitary forces' celebrations marking the first anniversary of victory over the Islamic State (IS) group on December 10, 2018. (Mohammed Sawaf/AFP/Getty Images) Excerpt: Congress should ... work to improve U.S. foreign assistance programs that help local and national governments become more legitimate, inclusive, and fair. But any efforts to improve America’s CVE strategy will be impossible if Congress allows the further weakening of the U.S. State Department, particularly the diplomatic capacities that are dedicated to preventing conflict and extremism. Efforts by the Tunisian government to reduce the flow of foreign fighters, as well as eff..

Kalpit Mankikar, orfonline.org, Dec 12 2018 image from article Why The Sage’s Ideals Matter To Xi Jinping Excerpt: In 2004, Confucius Institute, an outreach project of the Chinese government to promote its language and culture, was born. Experts say, the project is the “biggest soft power and public diplomacy [JB emphasis] programme” in the world and over the years there are more than 1,000 Confucius institutes across the globe. ...

Molly Bettie, exchangediplomacy.blog, September 21, 2018 Fulbright image (not from entry) from This morning I came across an article about a group of ambassadors’ wives working together on economic inequality–arguably one of the greatest challenges facing the world today, alongside (and linked with) climate change. The Spirit Level is a fascinating book that makes a strong case for inequality being the root cause behind a wide range of problems, from crime to obesity, teen pregnancy to the opioid epidemic.These ambassadors’ wives, whose husbands are based at embassies in Berlin, are led by Julia Przyłębska, the wife of the Polish ambassador to Germany. Amongst their proposed projects, they want to organise international youth exchanges with a technical, environmental and agricultural focus. Przyłębska noted that diplomats’ wives have access to a highly international network of contacts, and they want to use this network to tackle collective problems:She added that being wives of diplom..

Lovelace image (found in article) can be accessed at Article cannot be downloaded, but can be found at. It mentions and cites Linda Lovelace, consul, public diplomacy [JB biennale] and public affairs, US Consulate General, Chennai. On the Kochi-Muziris biennale, see.