Climate change isn’t just about the environment—it shapes global politics, economies, and relationships between nations. As countries navigate rising temperatures, resource shortages, and extreme weather, they must also address the economic and political consequences that come with them.

Each April, we observe Celebrate Diversity Month—a time dedicated to recognizing and honoring the rich diversity within our communities that helps our city flourish.

During their time in Kentucky, the international visitors from CIV explored strategies for establishing procedures that foster and sustain trust in the democratic process. Gaining this knowledge is a meaningful advancement in preventing political violence, strengthening public confidence in democracy, encouraging voter participation, and promoting long-term political stability for the CIV.

Congrats to Louisville Collegiate School, the winners of the 2025 Academic WorldQuest Regional Competition!

Discover the stories, achievements, and resilience that continue to shape our world.

May 2024 Speaker, Talmage Boston, writes about the signature leadership traits of top US presidents

The World Affairs Council welcomed five delegates from Europe for an International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) on “Countering Violent Extremism and Racially and Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremism – Community Strategies,” February 9-14, 2024. Given the difficult work and areas that they work in, we asked them for their thoughts on what Valentine’s Day means to them and in their Culture.