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CPD Releases 2017-18 Annual Report
This year
alone, CPD collaborated with Portland
Communications to jointly produce the
influential
Soft Power 30
report, and
forged significant partnerships with
CSIS and Oxford University; it received
research grants from the European Union
Delegation to the United States and
Global Ties, U.S.; launched a Summer
Associates program to help place
exceptional students in internships in DC;
and trained several dozen international
professionals in various aspects of PD.
Those following CPD during its 15th year of existence will have seen a profoundly productive roster of activities that has advanced the Center's global thought and practice leadership. Between an important position paper signed by the full board asserting that public diplomacy is America's best foreign policy tool; impactful events across Los Angeles, the Midwest, PyeongChang and Johannesburg; and innovative research and analysis on topics ranging from the local impact of cultural exchanges to city diplomacy, CPD has contributed to robust discussions on the future of public diplomacy here in the U.S. and around the world.
To view CPD's latest Annual Report, click here.
For a handy reference of our accomplishments this past year, see CPD By The Numbers 2017-18 here.
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