African Summer Concert: Angolan King of Kuduro, Tony Amado
The Immigrant Welcome Center of Greater Portland is putting on its final show of the summer! As part of its African Summer series, swing by Congress Square Park in Portland... Read more »
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First Hand Impressions of the Path to Peace in the Middle East
Freeport Performing Arts Center 30 Holbrook St, Freeport, MEFreeport Speech will gather three individuals with extraordinary insight into the peace process for a discussion about finding peace in the Middle East. On August 27th at 7pm, at the... Read more »
$20
Two Truths in One Heart, Two Peoples in One Land: Community Event by Jewish Community Alliance
Temple Beth El 400 Deering Ave, Portland, MEFree but advance registration is required by September 10. Noor Awad & Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger are leaders of the Judea & Samaria/the West Bank-based Roots/Shorashim/Judur, an Israeli-Palestinian grassroots initiative for... Read more »
Free
Intersections of Elections and Foreign Policy
Gateway Community Services 501 Forest Ave, Portland, ME, United StatesThis is part 2 of a three part series on the elections organized by COA, Gateway Services and the Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center. Panelists Allison Hodgkins, Executive Director of World... Read more »
Empowering Women and Girls with Disabilities: Fighting Discrimination, and Promoting Inclusion
Hannaford Hall 88 Bedford St, Portland, ME, United StatesThis year's lecture takes place this month and will feature Juliet Mwongeli Muema and Maria Omare, both of Kenya. Muema and Omare will present their lecture, Empowering Women and Girls... Read more »
Eagle Hill Discussion Forum: Mexico and the Upcoming US Presidential Election
Join the Eagle Hill Online Discussion Forum with Alan Riding on October 10th at 5pm to discuss Mexico and the 2024 US presidential election.
Cross-Cultural Collaborations: Opportunities for Addressing Social Issues in the North Atlantic
Glickman Family Library 314 Forest Ave, Portland, ME, United StatesSocial work professors Dr. Charlothe Petersen Mørkhøj of Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland
Dr. Dorothea Ivey of University of Southern Maine
Lars, BSW Social Work student, Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland, and Sandra Perez, MSW student, University of Southern Maine.
Moderator: Dr. Paula Gerstenblatt, Professor of Social Work at University of Southern Maine and member of the Maine-Greenland Collaborations research team.
SUME: Sound of a Revolution, a Greenlandic feature documentary film
Cove Street Arts 71 Cove St, Portland, ME, United States
Mixing West African Traditional Sounds and American R&B
State Theatre 609 Congress St, Portland, ME, United StatesFive-time Grammy Award winner Angélique Kidjo is one of the greatest artists in international music today, a creative force with fourteen albums and innumerable accolades to her name. Kidjo cross-pollinates the West African traditional sounds of her childhood in Benin with elements of American R&B, funk and jazz, as well as influences from Europe and Latin America.
Community Calendar
Is your organization holding an internationally focused event in Maine? The World Affairs Council of Maine is eager to promote global goings on around the state. If you would like to include your event on our calendar please submit your request HERE. We will need two to three days to review and approve community submission.