Programs
“One World” 5.5 Feet Long by 4.5 Feet High
Thursday, January 30, 2025 from 12:00 noon – 2 pm
Jeannie Hope Gibson
Even with our vast personal differences or location on this earth, we are all interconnected, an extended family. Migrations and intermarriages throughout our human history have impacted our DNA, altering our bloodlines. These are average everyday people from all over the world who share common ground far greater than their personal differences or their countries of origin. They have suffered from wars, famine, natural disasters, health issues, deaths of loved ones or other personal heart breaks.
The Importance and Impact of the Strategic Partnership between the US and South Korea
Thursday, November 21, 2024 from 11:30 am – 2 pm
Jenny Town, Kevin L. Miller and Iliana Ragnone
This panel is cohosted by the Santa Fe World Affairs Forum, the Santa Fe Community College and the Stimson Center. It is sponsored by the Korea Foundation
US national security in the Asia-Pacific hinges on its bilateral alliances with Pacific Rim countries. South Korea is and has been a crucial part of this relationship since the end of World War II. Today, the US-South Korea alliance remains a cornerstone to peace and
Symposia
When Ukraine Meets Russia Head-On
To register for the 2023 Symposium, please email sfwaforum@outlook.com with names of registrants, days attending and whether paying by check to SFWAF and mailed to: The Santa Fe World Affairs Forum PO Box 31965, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87594. Or to by Paypal or credit card through our website at https://sfwaf.org/payment
April 13-14, 2023
Speakers
Ambassador William B Taylor, Vice President for Russia and Europe, US Institute for Peace, former US Ambassador to Ukraine;
Juha Makkikali, Finnish Honorary Consul, Denver, CO;
Dr.
The Warming World: Rising Temperatures, Rising Tides, Rising Turbulence
Postponed
Dates to be determined
Scientific study after study demonstrates the enormity of the impact of climate change on earth’s biosphere. These changes range from the Arctic’s melting icecap and the desertification of parts of Africa to rising sea levels submerging Pacific islands and parts of populous countries like Bangladesh. The increase and intensity of typhoons in Asia and hurricanes in the Caribbean, wildfires in California and Indonesia as well as melting ice, changing trade routes and new security threats in the Arctic are all part of this manmade