On March 6, 2024, CPD and the International Communication Association's Public Diplomacy Interest Group hosted a discussion on the landscape of PD in Latin America.

The real story of America’s long-standing effort to promote diversity and tolerance at home serves both as a cautionary tale of struggle, and a source of inspiration. 

California has made its case as an actor of local implementation and of global influence in achieving shared goals, writes Ana Dias of the University of Minho, Portugal.

Prasch's book on the rhetorical presidency and the Cold War is enjoyable and fresh in its approach, writes Nick Cull.

CPD's César Corona analyzed the lessons the U.S. should learn from its failure to host the Expo 2027.

The educational / training institutions abroad that welcome foreign military students could wield upon them a variety of influences.

American universities abroad can advance U.S. geopolitical interests, but must also appear disinterested to remain credible in their local contexts–a difficult needle to thread.

The USC Center on Public Diplomacy convened in Los Angeles on March 30 the 3rd CPD Summit on City Diplomacy.