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Diplomacy Council
Member of Global Ties U.S. and World Affairs Council of America

WorldBoston is a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging the public in international affairs and opportunities. Visit our website: http://worldboston.org/
Follow us on: https://twitter.com/WorldBoston

10/15/2026

WorldBoston is excited to welcome our Greenroom Scholar for tonight’s Chat & Chowder: “Shattered Lands: Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia” by Sam Dalrymple.

The Greenroom Scholars program gives students around the Boston area a chance to be in the room where it happens. Scholars have the opportunity to personally ask questions to our panel of speakers before the event, as well as the chance to network with event attendees afterwards.

Are you interested in being a Greenroom Scholar? Visit our website or email us for a chance to get involved.

10/09/2026

WorldBoston is excited to announce that following our joint submission with the Mayor’s office to the Public Diplomacy Council of America, Boston was awarded the National Sports Diplomacy Award for our welcoming behavior during the FIFA World Cup.

Our work doesn’t stop here. Sports Diplomacy will continue to develop in the Boston community, bridging our city with the world through ongoing local initiatives. WorldBoston will keep our attention on Sports under the Playbook framework, leveraging Boston’s sports ecosystem and international appeal to highlight Sports Diplomacy professionals in the area.

Stay engaged with Sports. Stay involved with international communities. Read the full press release on our website, and join our Sports Diplomacy ecosystem now.

10/07/2026

The countdown to our next public program “Chat & Chowder: Shattered lands Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia” starts now!
On October 15th, Author Sam Dalrymple will join the Boston community to explore the history and lasting impact of partition in South Asia, the forces that shaped the modern region, and what these stories can teach us about borders, identity, and geopolitics today.

Don’t miss this timely conversation with Sam Dalrymple!

Still haven’t registered? Visit our website or click the link below to save your spot!
https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/caz5uhp/lp/b5705391-1733-443b-b6a2-7aca01f84446

09/25/2026

WorldBoston's 17th annual Consuls Reception is coming up! This event honors the Consular Corps of New England and the essential role they play in connecting our region economically and culturally with the world.
We are especially pleased to welcome Rich Davey, President and CEO of Massport, as our keynote speaker. Overseeing Logan International Airport and the Port of Boston, Rich Davey leads the infrastructure that makes many of those global connections possible—making him an ideal voice to reflect on Boston’s international role and the importance of the Consular Corps in strengthening it. Visit our website or click this link: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/dqnqmm3/lp/5b6662e2-c3ee-472a-99f5-02412ef17e1b to register!

09/23/2026

We appreciate the hospitality our New England partners continue showing to visiting delegations from around the world! Here's to many more aquarium trips, and a thriving global Boston community.

09/21/2026

Great Decisions started of strong last week with two dynamic events. In this video, you’ll hear from our Green Room Scholars about their main takeaways from the experience!

As Green Room Scholars, students are offered the chance to actively engage with international relations professionals— an opportunity this cohort took in full. If you’re interested in becoming a Green Room Scholar for future events, email us through the WorldBoston website.

If you missed the events and would like to watch the entire Great Decisions conversations, the events were recorded and will be available for viewing shortly.

09/16/2026

Our next public program “Great Decisions: Multilateral Institutions”is coming up!
Tomorrow, Vesko Garčević, Daniel O’Connor, and Ambassador Mark C. Storella will join the Boston community for a timely discussion on the evolving role of multilateral institutions and the challenges facing international cooperation today.
Drawing on decades of experience in diplomacy and international affairs, our speakers will offer firsthand perspectives on the forces shaping global cooperation. Ambassador Storella, a former U.S. Ambassador and career Foreign Service Officer, served as Ambassador to Zambia, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration, and Dean of the Leadership and Management School of the Foreign Service Institute. His diplomatic career also includes postings in Brussels, Geneva, and Phnom Penh.
From European security and diplomacy to the role of small states and the future of global affairs, the conversation will examine the institutions, relationships, and challenges shaping international cooperation today.
Still haven’t registered? Visit our website or click the link below!
https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/3bh3zdt

09/14/2026

Our first public program “Great Decisions: China and the Global Economic Order” is coming up!

Tomorrow, co-authors Kevin Gallagher and Gregory Chin will join the Boston community at MCLE to discuss their book’s examination of China’s evolving role in international relations.

Still haven’t registered? Visit our website or click the link below:
https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/ruurfpp

09/08/2026

WorldBoston is excited to welcome our cohort of Greenroom Scholars for the Great Decisions series in September.

The Greenroom Scholars program gives students around the Boston area a chance to be in the room where it happens. Scholars have the opportunity to personally ask questions to our panel of speakers before the event, as well as the chance to network with event attendees afterwards.

Are you interested in being a Greenroom Scholar? Visit our website or email us for a chance to get involved.

09/01/2026

The next member of WorldBoston’s sports diplomacy Roster is Ryan Liss ⚾️🌎

Here, we’re switching things up a little. Ryan is on the baseball team at Babson college, and serves as a prime example that you don’t need a professional title to participate in sports diplomacy. Ryan recently had the opportunity to participate in the “Bond with Kulialang” China- U.S. Youth Baseball exhibition, where he met with provincial governors and ministry officials, but most importantly connected with Chinese athletes over sport. Check out Ryan’s Roster post see what he learned from the program that caught the attention of Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The Roster isn’t limited to one kind of diplomat. At WorldBoston, we recognize that diplomacy comes in different shapes and sizes, reflecting not just a person’s expertise, but their tangible experiences. Do you want to be part of the action? Join our diplomacy network now.

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http://www.worldboston.org/

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