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The World Affairs Council of Sonoma County The World Affairs Council of Sonoma County (WACSC) is a non-profit, non-partisan organization whose purpose is to promote study and public education in world affairs and to contribute to improved international understanding and relations. We feature speakers such as Ambassadors, international figures, journalists, academics, and business professionals.
Council programs provide participants the opportunity to meet and ask questions of people who shape world events in a variety of formats. Regular programs are sponsored by the Council and are open both to members and the general public.
P.O. Box 1433
If you are a WACSC member and have a change of name, address, phone or email, please notify Brantly Richardson by clicking here. |
Save the Dates
WAC ANNUAL PICNIC (no speaker)
Thursday, July 12, 2018 TRANSFORMING EDUCATIONAL REFORM IN THE ARAB WORLD: THE JOURNEY OF THE TAMAM PROJECT
Thursday, July 26, 2018 PERIL ON THE NORTHERN HORIZON: FOREIGN CHALLENGES IN 2018
Friday, September 7, 2018 CLIMATE CHANGE AND U.S.—UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
Thursday, September 20, 2018
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Call for Volunteers We request that all eager volunteers for the Program Committee and for general Council help, contact Pat Givens here. Pat, who is one of our most experienced management volunteers, will be inter-viewing volunteer applicants for all positions.
Please Consider a Gift here
Perspectives Newsletter here
Member Comments & Feedback To share your comments and suggestions about our programs, restaurants, meals, meal service, meeting venues, or whatever is on your mind, contact the WACSC Board and Program Committee via email by clicking here.
Many Thanks We want to thank West County Net (Chris Frost) for the generous technical support of WACSC website. |
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We would like to express our great appreciation to the many members who made philanthropic contributions to the WACSC in the past year. We highlight our Sustaining and Corporate-level members in each issue of Perspectives and would like to emphasize again how much their gifts impact the success of our organization. In addition to these members, we want to recognize donors who sent the WACSC additional contributions over the past 12 months. All told, the generosity of our donors resulted in more than $3,800 in additional funds that we are using to support our mission to promote study and public education in world affairs and to contribute to improved international understanding and relations.
Gladys Praplan, Sam Walker, & La Gare Restaurant Charmain & Robert Shimetz (In honor of Richard & Debbie McKay) |
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Last year we inaugurated our Patron Program for members who wished to underwrite specific WACSC programs. We would like to honor the generosity of people who have chosen to become Patrons: Anonymous, Robert Anschicks (twice!), Kathleen & Chuck Rogers, and Mark & Vivian Stapp.
If you are interested in becoming a program Patron, please fill out the donation form here, or contact WACSC President Mike Morrison (707) 833-6365 or by email or Joe Leadem by email. |
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WACSC Speakers Bureau An officer of our Council will gladly visit a service club or civic organization to present a 20-minute talk on the many benefits of the World Affairs Council of Sonoma County. We want to inform the community of what we are doing and how we can help them keep informed about international relations. If you belong to a club that might like a speaker, please give contact information to Bob Kirk at robakirk@earthlink.net or 538-9294.Searching for a World Travel Opportunity? WAC of Philadelphia continues to offer wonderful travel experiences for WAC members and their friends. Their 2014 Travel Tours are available for our members to view, consider, inquire and reserve. You can reach the WAC Philadelphia website at www.wacphila.org. You can call toll free to their Travel Department at 800-942-5004, Ext. 209 or 217. You may reach their VP of Travel, Joan Russell, directly at jrussell@wacphila.org. WAC Philadelphia has been arranging world tours for many years and is highly recommended by our national parent organization, World Affairs Councils of America.Please make sure your spam filters do not block WACSC incoming e-mails. We can’t reach you if you won’t let us into your e-mail box. Please help us stay in touch with you. Send changes of email address to wacscca@gmail.com. |
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