U.N. World Food Programme – Global Food Security
Valerie Guarnieri shares data, insights and future projections on Global Food Security from the Nobel Peace Prize winning United Nations World Food Programme. Her presentation covers pre-existing global data on hunger and food insecure populations as well as up-to-the-minute coverage
Showcase – Live Music Lives On- Chicago to Paris Zoom Piano Bar
Pianist Sami Scot and Singer Donna Lorraine are interviewed by Carolyn Broquet about their Zoom Pop Up Piano Bar broadcast weekly from Chicago and Paris that enables singers from around the world to get together, share a tune and keep
Is Multilateralism Still Viable– The Future of Global Diplomacy
Many observers blame the Trump administration for retreating from multilateral institutions and negotiations as well as undermining much of the structure the U.S. played a major role in creating after World War II and which underpinned the global order for
Global Leadership Styles- Mandela to Maduro
Champions, Dictators, Pacifists, Tyrants, Radicals. How leadership styles affect the people, culture and history of a country and their experience interacting with the rest of the world.
Science and Vaccinations- An Update on Existing Vaccines and Their Limitations and Promises
With COVID19 pandemics surging in most parts of the world, the recent development of efficient vaccines has been a breakthrough and led to the first hope of curbing this major health crisis. Yet there are major hurdles and challenges to
Socio-Cultural Consequences of the Pandemic
The problems of social and economic inequalities are amplifying the challenge of managing COVID-19 globally and exposing structural fragility. The panel will discuss – COVID-19 Social strategies – Community responses during COVID-19 – The roles of different organizations and professions – Impacts of COVID-19
Biden’s Foreign Policy Challenge- Change or Continuity – Session 2 of 2 Western Hemisphere
The Biden administration has taken office with the intention of reversing or marking sharp changes from the foreign policy of its predecessor. Yet, how likely or even possible will that be? In many respects, the world changed over the last four