public diplomacy

John and Jacqueline Kennedy 27 March 1963, by Abbie Rowe

Remembering the woman who helped build and preserve JFK's legacy, and served as a beloved public diplomat.

New York Rally Against Trump, by Mathias Swasik

A new president-elect means a new reality for public diplomacy.

Dancers Honor California’s Mexican-Punjabi Heritage | KQED Arts

Half and Halves is an artistic collaboration devoted to telling the story of California's Punjabi-Mexicans.

City Hall, by Tom Hilton

A new website merges community-building and professional advice.

Autumn Leaves, by Providence Doucet

Revisit the month's most-read blogs.

Halloween Happenings 2013, by Public Information Office

Halloween has become inexorably defined by and linked to America, making it a soft power export.

October 28, 2016

New technology for charitable giving and a cooking class taught by refugees were featured in this week's headlines

Twilight of Islam and Christianity, by David Evers

A new podcast by the U.S. State Department explains the role of religion in foreign policy.

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