By: Felecia Chatman Americans all come from somewhere. Though their journey here may have been for different reasons and purposes, one thing that remains true is the connection that many cultures have with food. Their journeys are reflected in the food they or their...
Holodomor: A Remembrance The term Holodomor (death by hunger, in Ukrainian) refers to the period between 1932 and 1933 in which the country dealt with massive starvation as a result of controversial Soviet policies. The Holodomor was part of the larger Soviet famine...
Environmental concerns may seem like a modern subject worldwide; it can also be extensive and have different challenges, goals, and outlooks. I would like to begin addressing this seemly “trendy and recent” topic with its origin – the late...
Today’s international recipe is from Akis Petretzikis. Akis’ Greek Tzaziki Sauce recipe is a wonderful creamy delight to make at home. Note that this dish is vegetarian friendly, gluten free, and low in sugar. Greek Tzaziki Sauce ...
As many of us find ourselves at home, we still feel the yearning for a taste of the world. The World Affairs Council of Greater Houston would love to help bring the world to you by providing some easy to make recipes from around the world. Below we have a recipe that...
Written By: Ray Cunningham, World Affairs Council of Greater Houston Member Living and working in a diverse and international city like Houston, I have an appreciation for how connected we really are to the world. When I go to work at George Bush Intercontinental...
Submitted By: John Breed, Communications Manager at Apergy In coordinating our partnership with the World Affairs Council of Greater Houston, I have seen firsthand the value this wonderful group creates. Through our monthly Woodlands Speakers Series we have been able...
Submitted By: Jacqueline and Bill Taylor Council Cabinet Members of the World Affairs Council of Greater Houston Jacqueline and Bill Taylor have been around the world with the World Affairs Council of Greater Houston. But for them, the most significant trip was to...
Written By: Felecia Chatman, Senior International Education Manager The sudden shift from in-person to online learning hasn’t been easy for all kids and adults, as news broadcasting and schools across the country announce closures for the academic year. Many students...
The World Affairs Council’s Education Department is proud to recognize student leaders who actively participate in bettering their communities and broadening their global perspective. To earn a Global Leadership Certificate, SWAC students must be in good...
