Center for Innovative Diplomacy
Center for Innovative Diplomacy was founded in 1982 to promote direct citizen and city engagement in foreign policy in furtherance of global peace, justice, prosperity, and sustainability. Among its principal accomplishments over the ten years of its work were the first global computer network for peace activists, the first book on U.S.-Soviet "citizen diplomacy," the mobilization of thousands of local elected... More
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Center for Innovative Diplomacy was founded in 1982 to promote direct citizen and city engagement in foreign policy in furtherance of global peace, justice, prosperity, and sustainability. Among its principal accomplishments over the ten years of its work were the first global computer network for peace activists, the first book on U.S.-Soviet "citizen diplomacy," the mobilization of thousands of local elected... More
Center for Innovative Diplomacy Archive
Bulletin of Municipal Foreign Policy (17)
U.S. Center For Citizen Diplomacy Summit Reports (14)
Citizen Diplomacy Organizations Throughout The World: Opportunities For Cooperation Roundtable
Published in conjunction with the
U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy’s U.S. Summit & Initiative for Global Citizen Diplomacy
November 16–19, 2010, Washington DC.
Materials included in this document are the views of the roundtable authors and are meant to serve as a tool for discussion.
© November 2010 | U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy
Cover: Robert Breeden, drumming for Huichol Marakáme Eguolojio De la Cruz in El Cerro de los Tigres. Photo: Maria Rios
Published in conjunction with the U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy’s U.S. Summit & Initiative for Global Citizen Diplomacy
November 16–19, 2010, Washington DC.
Materials included in this document are the views of the roundtable authors and are meant to serve as a tool for discussion.
© November 2010 | U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy
Cover: Robert Breeden, drumming for Huichol Marakáme Eguolojio De la Cruz in El Cerro de los Tigres. Photo: Maria Rios
K-12 Education Task Force: Fostering Globally and Culturally CompetentCitizens through K-12 Global Education
The K-12 Education Task Force Fostered globally and culturally competent citizens through K-12 global education.
Cover: Tom Sleigh (USA) teaches students at Dadaab Camp, Kenya
(June, 2009) - International Writing Program, University of Iowa
Published in conjunction with the U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy’s U.S. Summit & Initiative for Global Citizen Diplomacy
November 16–19, 2010, Washington DC.
Materials included in this document are the views of the roundtable authors and are meant to serve as a tool for discussion.
© November 2010 | U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy
Developing Partnerships With Predominantly Muslim Nations: Round Table
Published in conjunction with the
U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy’s U.S. Summit & Initiative for Global Citizen Diplomacy
November 16–19, 2010, Washington DC.
Materials included in this document are the views of the roundtable authors and are meant to serve as a tool for discussion.
© November 2010 | U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy
CID Report (10)
Center for Innovative Diplomacy Report - July/August/September 1985 - Special Issue
BETWEEN AUGUST 4TH AND lOTH, THE CITIES OF HIROSHIMA ANDNagasaki sponsored the First World Conference of Mayors for Peacethrough Inter-City Solidarity. CID's President, Michael Shuman, attendedthe conference as a representative of the mayor of Palo Alto. WhenShuman returned, he prepared this highly personal chronicle of what theconference was like-what the mayors experienced, what they discussed, and how CID managed to nudge the conference to "institutionalize" itself. The report is long, involved, and sometimes evenemotionally wrenching, but we think it's well worth your reading time.