Virtual Holiday Party
Mark your calendars for the Latin American & Caribbean Region Working Group's virtual holiday party on December 14th.
Come dressed in your ugliest sweater, bring your favorite cocktail or cup of hot chocolate, and get ready to engage in an evening of festivity!
Organizations in Solidarity Publication Series: Advancing Equity Series
OrgsinSolidarity, a #WCAPS Initiative, is proud to present the Organizations in Solidarity Publication Event Series! An interactive forum, allowing partners, members and topic experts to engage with OiS publications meaningfully. Each publication in the series will have a designated meeting time, where interactive discussions and workshops will take place on the corresponding subject matter.
The first installment in the series is the Advancing Equity in Mentorship Publication event. Our speakers, Sharon Attipoe-Dorcoo, MPH, Ph.D., Kimberly Gillies (she/her) and Hadeil Ali will delve into mentorship, its impact on people of color, and best practices to promote equity-focused mentoring within peace, security, and foreign policy fields.
Join us on November 9 for a hands-on discussion on equitable mentorship in peace and security!
Navigating Your Mid Career : Fireside Chat With RAND Corporation and Michelle Woods
Special Event Geared Towards Mid-Career Professionals!
Are you in the midst of your professional journey, somewhere between the early and senior levels? Then, we have a special event tailored just for you!
Join our Mid-Career Hustlers program on November 8 for an exclusive discussion with Rand Corporation, featuring Michelle Wood, who will share her incredible career journey. This event will provide valuable insights and tips to propel your career to the next level.
Girls Who Code Information Session
Join us on October 30th to discover how Girls Who Code inspires, educates and prepares girls with essential computing skills to seize opportunities in the 21st century!
Regional effects of climate change: Brazil Edition
We invite you to participate in the forthcoming ClimateWorks supported regional panel, hosted by the WCAPS Brasil Chapter. This event will feature insights from Brazilian grassroots climate leaders, who will share their distinctive narratives of climate action and local approaches to global challenges.
“Ni De Aqui, Ni De Alla”
We invite you to attend this captivating and informative event where our speakers examine the unique challenges and complexities Hispanic/Latinx individuals face in the international workforce.
Cultivating Courage, Curiosity, and Candor in Public Service
Panelists will talk about what it will take to transform federal institutions into spaces that are more just, more equitable, and more innovative – so that all employees can reach their full potential. And in doing so, remake our public sector to be more effective and responsive to the nation we serve. The moderator and all panelists will be speaking in their personal capacities and their views do not necessarily represent their respective institutions.
James Timbie Forum Happy Hour
The U.S. Department of State James Timbie Forum on Arms Control and Nonproliferation will take place this year in Washington D.C., on October 16-17.
Join us after for a chance to connect with others in the field! We'll be joined by Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Gender Champions in Nuclear Policy and Out In National Security!
First Fridays
FIRST FRIDAY'S NETWORKING SOCIAL MIXER
Friday, October 6 - 5:00pm - 9:00pm EDT
Location: The Park at 14th - 920 14th St NW Washington, DC 20005
RSVP required.
This event is co-sponsored by Black Professionals in International Affairs (BPIA), Pickering and Rangel Fellows Association (PRFA), USAID Payne Fellowship Network Employee Resource Group, Women of Color Advancing Peace and Security (WCAPS), and ICAP Fellows Association.
International Affairs Fellowship Programs
Join WCAPS and Council on Foreign Relations for a virtual informational session on various international affairs fellowship programs!
Whether you are a recent graduate or a mid-career professional, there are numerous fellowship programs that can help you develop the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed. During this virtual information session, you will have the opportunity to learn about the different types of fellowships available, their eligibility requirements, and application best practices.
Introducing Careers in International Affairs
The mission to create a more diverse and inclusive international sector is an important one, and it starts with equipping young people of color with the necessary tools to succeed.
Join us and Carnegie Endowment for International Peace virtually on September 22 as we work towards creating a more equitable global landscape. By empowering young people of color, we can ensure the international sector is representative of all voices and experiences!
WCAPS NY Chapter Happy Hour
Will you be in New York City during UNGA Week 2023? Make sure to mark your calendars for Thursday evening! The WCAPS New York Chapter, joined by Black Professionals in International Affairs - BPIA will be hosting a happy hour event, and you're invited to join us for an evening of networking and light refreshments.
An excellent opportunity to meet other professionals who are also in town for UNGA week, and make meaningful connections!
Showcasing The Effects of Climate Change Part II
Join us for Part two of our "Showcasing the Regional Effects of Climate Change: Africa Edition" event.
This part of the series will have a focus on the Horn of Africa. From drought, famine and #displacement, explore the various effects of climate change while discussing the innovative solutions implemented to combat these effects.
First Friday’s Mixer
FIRST FRIDAY'S NETWORKING SOCIAL MIXER
Friday, September 1 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
Location: The Park at 14th - 920 14th St NW Washington, DC 20005
RSVP required.
This event is co-sponsored by Black Professionals in International Affairs (BPIA), Pickering and Rangel Fellows Association (PRFA), USAID Payne Fellowship Network Employee Resource Group, Women of Color Advancing Peace and Security (WCAPS), and ICAP Fellows Association.
SCOTUS Response: Affirmative Action
Explore the history, impact, and meaning behind decisions that shape our communities. Join us to learn how to be a better ally and steward!
Showcasing the regional effects of climate change: Africa edition
Join us as we explore the various effects of climate change that have led to food insecurity, desertification flooding and displacement.
WCAPS/Gin&Atomics Happy Hour
Calling all young professionals!
Join us for a happy hour cohosted by Gin & Atomics and Women of Color Advancing Peace, Security and Conflict Transformation.
Network, socialize and learn more about our organizations.
First Friday’s
Join us this Friday for our monthly Foreign Affairs Joint Networking Social Mixer! In this edition, we'll be honoring Tasha Austin-Williams ! We hope to see you there 💫 RSVP strongly suggested:
Women as agents of conflict resolution, peace keeping and security
Join the Nigeria Chapter for a virtual event on July 30th to promote peace & security, awareness for women's rights, and learn about upcoming programs! Build connections as we explore conflict transformation and create a more inclusive society in #Nigeria
APSIA Diversity Forum 2023
This year's APSIA Diversity Forum will take place on July 15, 2023 at the George Washington University Elliott School School of International Affairs in Washington, D.C.
The student and young professional workshop offers US community college students, undergraduates, recent graduates, and young professionals who are historically excluded from International Affairs tailored advice on finding mentors, identifying important opportunities (such as study abroad and scholarships), and graduate school from APSIA alumni and partners.
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Join us this Friday for our monthly Foreign Affairs Joint Networking Social Mixer!
In this edition, we'll be honoring Elyse Gillespie!
Location: The Park at 14th - 920 14th St NW Washington, DC 20005
RSVP strongly suggested.
This event is co-sponsored by Black Professionals in International Affairs - BPIA, Pickering and Rangel Fellows Association (PRFA), USAID Payne Fellowship Network Employee Resource Group, and ICAP Fellows Association
RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gsadDzbQ
WCAPS Pride Month Mental Wellness Dance and Movement Hour Event
Please join the WCAPS LACR Working Group, Mental Health Sub-Working Group and WCAPS is Out! on this Mental Wellness Dance and Movement Party Hour in commemoration of Pride Month this Wednesday evening at 7pm EST.
Bring your dancing shoes and get comfortable in this casual space of dance, reflection and discussions of healing.
Ois: An Overview and Call to Action
On June 22, learn more about the powerful mission of OrgsinSolidarity and the meaningful connections built to create a more equitable, productive workforce! Explore the various organizations committed to our cause and the path forward.
YAP Op-Ed Club
The Op-Ed Club has returned! Join us for a special edition of the Op-Ed Club as we discuss the article "Opening New Pathways to Resettlement in the U.S."
Written by YAP members: Larquana Bryan Reema Saleh and Daniella Torres. The virtual event will hold next Wednesday, June 21st, 6:30 pm.
Be sure to register for what will be an insightful conversation!