Two weeks ago, WorldBoston welcomed Lee An Reth and Cristian Mazariegos as Green Room Scholars at Chat & Chowder: The Accidental Diplomat with Paul Knott (@paulknott11.bsky.social).

"A terrific recollection of a journey, and thoughtful insight about the importance of diplomacy, brought to life by his behind-the-scenes photos. Give it a read." - John Kerry, former U.S. Secretary of State

WorldBoston is excited to announce the official topics for the 2026 Academic WorldQuest Competition! This year’s topics include:

Interested in international affairs and looking for a way to expand your professional network? Consider applying to be a Green Room Scholar for one of WorldBoston's many public events!

First IVLP group of 2026 ✅ WorldBoston recently welcomed 6 visitors from Europe for a U.S. State Department-sponsored International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) centered on the topic of Entrepreneurship and Small Businesses!

Join us for this installment of our popular Chat & Chowder series, featuring former strategic communications adviser for Secretary of State John Kerry and author of "Window Seat on the World," Glen Johnson. Register here to attend in-person: www.eventbrite.com/e/chat-chowd...

Meet Shane Roche, Academic WorldQuest alumnus, former officer in the U.S. Navy, and current Senior Development Manager at Vestas.

Registration is Now Open for WorldBoston’s Academic WorldQuest 2026!

Last night, WorldBoston had the pleasure of hosting a sold-out program, "Chat & Chowder: The Accidental Diplomat" with featured expert speaker Paul Knott @paulknott11.bsky.social.

Join us on Wednesday, March 11th from 6:00-7:30 PM at The Fletcher School at Tufts University (@fletcherschool.bsky.social) for a timely discussion on the topic of "International Cooperation on Climate Change" with Dr. Kelly Sims Gallagher, Dean of The Fletcher School.

Don't miss out on your last chance to register for "Chat & Chowder: The Accidental Diplomat" featuring former British Foreign Service Officer and author Paul Knott (@paulknott11.bsky.social)!

Join us on Wednesday, March 11th from 6-7:30 PM at The Fletcher School at Tufts University (@fletcherschool.bsky.social) for a timely discussion on the topic of "International Cooperation on Climate Change" with Dr. Kelly Sims Gallagher, Dean of The Fletcher School.

Say hello to the new members of the WorldBoston team! WorldBoston is thrilled to welcome our new NextGen Interns, Julianna Lee and Roberto Carmona.

Join us for this installment of our popular Chat & Chowder series, featuring former British Foreign Service Officer and author of "The Accidental Diplomat," Paul Knott.

Last night, WorldBoston had the pleasure of hosting "Great Decisions: U.S. Engagement with Africa," our first event of 2026!

WorldBoston invites you to join us on Wednesday, March 11th from 6-7:30 PM at The Fletcher School at Tufts University (@fletcherschool.bsky.social) for a timely Great Decisions program on the topic of "International Cooperation on Climate Change."

Join WorldBoston tomorrow for "Great Decisions: U.S. Engagement with Africa," our first event of the year!

Join WorldBoston this Thursday for "Great Decisions: U.S. Engagement with Africa," our first event of the year!

Join WorldBoston this Thursday for "Great Decisions: U.S. Engagement with Africa," our first event of the year!

Say hello to the new members of the WorldBoston team! WorldBoston is thrilled to welcome our new Programs Associate, Jess Thompson, and Development Associate, Lucas Maguire, through the Northeastern Co-Op Program.

Africa’s geopolitical importance on the global stage is growing.

Today, we bid a fond farewell to Eleanor Deverell and Emma Scapicchio, who joined the WorldBoston team in July as Program Associates as part of Northeastern University's Cooperative Education Program.

Today, we want to share the incredible global impact WorldBoston has had in 2025. This has been an amazing year for international connections in Eastern Massachusetts, and we are immensely proud of our work in continuing to make Boston a vibrant hub for welcoming international exchange.

Today, we want to share the incredible impact WorldBoston has had in 2025. Because of your support, this was a record-breaking year for our Global Engagement programs. Our local community showed up to engage with global issues like never before. Here is what we achieved together.

WorldBoston welcomed 12 visitors from South America for a U.S. State Department-sponsored International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) on the topic of “Promoting Cybersecurity.”

This year, WorldBoston has expanded our reach like never before—experiencing an incredible surge in event registrations, welcoming hundreds of international visitors, and launching our groundbreaking NextGen programming to inspire future leaders.

Last night, WorldBoston had the pleasure of hosting Michael Poznansky for our final Great Decisions of 2025! Poznansky explored the complexities behind American foreign policy, analyzing past decisions to offer critical insights into the future of the U.S. on the global stage.

As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to say a warm thank you to all those who have donated to WorldBoston in 2025. We are proud to have over 50 generous Community Supporters, each playing a vital role in ensuring that WorldBoston remains a beacon for international engagement!

WorldBoston is excited to welcome Eva Zeltser, a sophomore at Tufts University, as our Green Room Scholar for this week's Great Decisions program with Michael Poznansky.

Get Ready! This Thursday, WorldBoston will host our final event of 2025! This latest installment of our Great Decisions series will feature Michael Poznansky, Professor and Author on International Relations, and a timely discussion on the topic of "American Foreign Policy At A Crossroads."

Last night, WorldBoston hosted Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Karen Elliot House for our final installment of our 2025 Chat & Chowder series! Thank you, Ms. House, for speaking with us and taking time for all our questions!

Join us next Thursday for WorldBoston's final event of 2025! We are thrilled to host Michael Poznansky, Professor and Author on International Relations, for a timely discussion on the topic of "American Foreign Policy At A Crossroads" as part of our Great Decisions Series.

A huge thank you to our friends at Doubletree Hotel Boston/Downtown for these festive holiday surprises. We are grateful for your continued partnership and for being such a welcoming host to our international visitors throughout the years.

A huge thank you to all those who donated to WorldBoston yesterday for #GivingTuesday. Your generosity brings our mission to life and helps make WorldBoston a hub of global connection.

Tomorrow, WorldBoston will host Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Karen Elliott House for our last Chat & Chowder of 2025. Ms. House will discuss her new book, "The Man Who Would Be King: Mohammed bin Salman and the Transformation of Saudi Arabia."

Today is GivingTuesday! Turn your local support into global impact! Donate to WorldBoston today: lnkd.in/dET8phdT

Get Ready: @givingtuesday.bsky.social is tomorrow, December 2nd!

WorldBoston is excited to welcome William Graves, a master's student at the Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University, as our Green Room Scholar for this week's Chat & Chowder program with Karen Elliott House.

Chat & Chowder with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Karen Elliott House is next week! Join WorldBoston for a night of expert insights, a moderated Q&A, time for networking with globally-minded participants, and of course, a delicious selection of chowder!

Get ready, GivingTuesday is just 7 days away! This December 2nd, stand with WorldBoston in strengthening global connections and dialogue. Your support powers our independent, nonpartisan programs, making it possible to keep bringing the world to Boston and Boston to the world.

WorldBoston was proud to have Brian Moloney and Savannah Lavigne join the WorldBoston team at this year’s World Affairs Council of America (WACA) National Conference in Washington, D.C.

Join us on December 11th for WorldBoston's newest installment of our Great Decisions series. We will host Michael Poznansky, Professor and Author on International Relations, for a timely discussion on the topic of American Foreign Policy at a Crossroads.

Merci to all our Canadian friends, and particularly our great Consulate General of Canada in Boston for helping to organize a warm welcome at the embassy of Canada for The World Affairs Councils of America attendees from all over the U.S.!

Members of the WorldBoston team are in Washington, D.C. at The World Affairs Councils of America National Conference!

In three weeks, WorldBoston will host Michael Poznansky, Professor and Author on International Relations, for a timely discussion on the topic of American Foreign Policy at a Crossroads.

This GivingTuesday, join with WorldBoston in fostering global connections and dialogue. Your generosity is the backbone of our independent, nonpartisan programs and helps us in continuing to deliver high-quality programming to the whole community.

Chat & Chowder with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Karen Elliott House, is only two weeks away! Join WorldBoston for a night of expert insights, a moderated Q&A, time for networking with globally-minded participants, and of course, a delicious selection of chowder!

The Board of Directors of WorldBoston has announced the appointment of Joe Haynes as Chief Executive Officer and Sarah Sibley as President & COO.

Last week, WorldBoston was delighted to kick off the Fulbright Visiting Scholar Enrichment Program with a welcome reception at the Battery Wharf Hotel.

Last night, WorldBoston had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Rana Mitter, ST Lee Chair in U.S.–Asia Relations at the Harvard Kennedy School, for our Great Decisions Series!