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Frida Comes to Life: Atlanta Ballet Brings Iconic Artist’s Story to the Stage
May 8 at 8:00 pm - May 10 at 2:00 pmEuropean Film Festival of Atlanta
May 13 at 8:00 am - May 16 at 5:00 pmIn Honor of Dr. John R. McIntyre: Commemorative Symposium at Georgia Tech
May 13 at 5:00 pm - 7:30 pmKorea-Georgia Dialogue: Strengthening Strategic and Economic Ties in a Global Partnership
May 20 at 8:00 am - 3:45 pmThe Beautiful Game Brings Peace: From Atlanta’s Pitch to the Global Field
June 3 at 6:30 pm - 8:00 pmConsular Conversations OTP: Switzerland
June 4 at 11:30 am - 1:00 pm34-Day Soccer Watch Party 2026
June 11 at 8:00 am - July 19 at 5:00 pmConsular Conversations: Mexico
July 15 at 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
A work of visionary genius, Fritz Lang’s Metropolis remains—90 years after its debut— one of the most remarkable films of all time. Using groundbreaking special effects, Metropolis imagines a bleak future in which the working class is enslaved not only by a powerful ruling class but by technology itself. Experience this pioneering piece of cinematic […]
Joe Lovano and Chucho Valdés have shared a record label—legendary Blue Note Records—for years but have never shared a stage until now. Pianist Valdes, winner of numerous Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards, has been a legend in Afro-Cuban jazz for the past 50 years, while “post-Bop” jazz saxophonist (and Grammy Award winner) Lovano has recorded […]
A luncheon lecture featuring Chairman Andy Bautista, Commission on Elections of the Philippines. Chairman Bautista will be in Washington D.C. as on observer for the U.S. National Elections. In light of the declaration by Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday that he intends to end the Philippines’ military and economic ties to the United States, […]
Join Metro Atlanta for the economic forecast of 2017 at the next Global Commerce Council meeting on November 14th (7:30 am for registration). They will feature Galina Alexeenko, Director in the Regional Economic Intelligence Network (REIN) in Atlanta, and MAC’s Chief Economist, Tom Cunningham, where they will have a candid discussion on the economic outlook […]
Come kick-off International Education Week at the series’ first collaborative event, featuring free cultural food, games, culture demos, global business etiquette, global culture stations, music, dance, and celebration! Also featuring exciting prizes and give-aways! In celebration of International Education Week 2016 at Georgia State University. Learn more at http://international.gsu.edu/IEW.
The Center for International and Comparative Law of Emory University School of Law is pleased to present two distinguished speakers in a summit of ground-breaking international law jurists during the fall of 2016. Ambassador Pierre-Richard Prosper, the series’ second speaker, will appear at two events on November 14. At 12:00 p.m., he will deliver a […]
Want to learn about Georgia State University’s global footprint? The university community is welcome to join the International Partnerships & Agreements staff as they present a new tool that highlights our university’s global reach through its’ faculty, staff and students’ international activities. In celebration of International Education Week 2016 at Georgia State University. Learn more […]
Improve your relationships with your German colleagues! A German office and an American office differ. Learn just how much during these one-hour classes. During this session we'll look at how you can work with your German colleagues more effectively on a daily basis. Each session lasts for 1 hour and will include lunch.
The Community Conversations program is a weekly opportunity for students to come into the center to have conversations around a particular topic or identity. The program is designed to foster community building and support for Georgia State University students. Organized by the Multicultural Center In celebration of International Education Week 2016 at Georgia State University. […]
Louis de Corail In the fifth event in Global Atlanta's monthly Consular Conversations Series on November 15, the editorial team will be interviewing France's new Consul General in Atlanta, Louis de Corail. Topics of discussion will likely include: French investment and manufacturing in the South How terrorism affects tourism in Paris and other French cities Outcomes of […]
The Georgia State University community is welcome to join the Confucius Institute in learning some basic moves of traditional Chinese tai chi, martial arts, and dance. In celebration of International Education Week 2016 at Georgia State University. Learn more at http://international.gsu.edu/IEW.
Shining Light on the Darkest Place in the World: Inside North Korea Twenty-one year old human rights activist and North Korean defector Yeonmi Park is fast becoming a leading voice of oppressed people around the world. Currently a student at Columbia University, Yeonmi has published an op-ed about North Korea's "Black Market Generation" in the […]
The Multicultural Center hosts book discussions featuring Georgia State University faculty discussing their published works that focus on a diversity-related topic. This book discussion will feature Dr. Anne Shlay’s book, Jerusalem: The Spatial Politics of a Divided Metropolis. Dr. Shlay is a professor in the Department of Sociology. In celebration of International Education Week 2016 […]
Hidden behind politics is the reality that U.S. businesses are actively expanding into Mexico (and Mexican companies are expanding into U.S.) like never before. Atlanta’s own Consul General of Mexico, Javier Díaz de Léo, will be joined by Georgian - Mexican corporations to discuss their winning formula for expansion across the border. Don't miss this opportunity to […]
Elizabeth Peterson, Museum Director and adjunct professor of Art & Culture and Museum Studies at Oglethorpe University, gives a backdrop to the IRC Flight Portfolio which includes the work of such artists as Marc Chagall, Robert Motherwell, and Joan Miro. This portfolio was created for the International Rescue Committee at the behest of Varian Fry, […]
The Georgia State University community is welcome to join Professor Liam Madden of Perimeter College and the Confucius Institute as we explore Confucius and the importance of his English translators in Chinese literature, along with discussing some classic Chinese texts. In celebration of International Education Week 2016 at Georgia State University. Learn more at http://international.gsu.edu/IEW.
Are you preparing for an upcoming trip to France or a Francophone country? Learn to communicate in simple French for travel situations. This class focuses on greetings, asking for directions, time, money exchange, and ordering food. Bon voyage!
Can graphic novels help us imagine new possibilities for our world? Join us every Thursday in November for a discussion of multiculturalism, diversity and social justice in Moonshot: The Indigenous Comics Collection edited by Hope Nicholson. All are welcome (regardless if you have read the graphic novel), but pre-reading is encouraged. Organized by the Multicultural […]
“Transatlantic Challenges – A European Perspective” Today´s world faces a growing number of challenges: unsettled political and humanitarian crises in the Middle East, North Africa and Afghanistan; a corresponding increase of migrants challenging established immigration systems of receiving countries; an increasingly negative perception of globalization and even a growing skepticism about the merits of international […]
TRUNK SHOW: Join in on Thursday, November 17th, through Saturday, November 19th. To take a peak at these hand crafted, painted decorative bowls by Helen Bolin Designs along with Sennod Jewelry, that has been called traditional, but with a stylish modern twist. Bring your friends, we'll be popping the bubbly!
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