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We host leaders, scholars, authors, and changemakers in conversation – the people shaping our world. As a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, we are committed to promoting understanding through programming that encompasses varied perspectives and experiences, providing a full picture of people, issues, and cultures.

Our mission is to educate and engage – not advocate.

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Wed Feb 21

2024 Pinnacle Group Academic WorldQuest

08:30 AM CT | Arlington , TX
Various Chocolates
Thu Feb 22

World Tour of Chocolate

06:00 PM CT | Dallas , TX
picture flowers coming out of the top of a cutout of a head
Sat Feb 24

JWAC Leadership: Brain Health

10:30 AM CT | Dallas
Marshall Islands from above
Wed Feb 28

JWAC Discussion: Marshall Islands Nuclear Testing

05:30 PM CT | Zoom
colorful paper lanterns hanging from the ceiling
Sat Mar 02

2024 JWAC Social: FunAsia

12:00 AM CT | Richardson , TX
books in rows with their pages open
Thu Mar 07

JWAC Discussion: Book Banning

06:30 PM CT | Zoom
a gold trophy spilling gold stars
Fri Mar 08

2024 20 Under 20 Nominations Close

12:00 AM CT
teachers working at a table
Sat Mar 23

Teacher Workshop: World Religions – Islam and Hinduism

10:00 AM CT
Ursuline students holding up books while posing for a picture
Thu Apr 18

JWAC Discussion: Ursuline Academy

06:30 PM CT | Zoom
40th Mallon Award (logo on blue extruded map)
Recent Highlights

40th Annual H. Neil Mallon Award Dinner

Honoring Kenneth A. Hersh, President and Chief Executive Officer of George W. Bush Presidential Library, and featuring Bill Browder, Financier, Author, & Activist, as Keynote Speaker

Wednesday, November 1 | 6:00 PM

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Amanda Ledwon dressed in traditional Ukrainian dance outfit
Recent Highlights

International Educator of the Year Award Luncheon 2023

Honoring Amanda Ledwon of Denton Independent School District, and featuring Ned Price, Spokesman for the U.S. State Department

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