WorldBoston has moved!

Please visit our new offices at:
 NonProfit Center

89 South Street, Suite 203

Boston, MA 02111

WorldBoston is a 501(c)(3) organization and provides a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan forum for educating the public about matters of national and international significance.

We present an ongoing series of distinguished speakers and bring to Boston emerging leaders from around the world to share ideas,
discover opportunities for mutual growth, and create bonds of friendship and understanding.

New for Educators & Students: Academic WorldQuest, Asia society forum & more...

          Upcoming Visitor Program:

• July 9 - July 30

  Ukraine Program USAID Community Connections

  WorldBoston welcomes 10 professionals from the Chernihiv region of Ukraine. Participants will explore various aspects of historic and cultural preservation issues in the U.S. They will also live with a local Massachusetts family and experience the diversity of American culture. Ukraine's Chernihiv region is home to many churches, cathedrals and monuments of architectural or historical significance.

  Special Forum:

• May 29

  Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM)
  Education Initiative

  Featured speaker: Dr. Starnes E. Walker Director of Research Science & Technology Directorate Department of Homeland Security

  Featured speaker: Dr. Yvonne Spicer Vice President National Center for Technological Literacy Museum of Science, Boston

  Featured speaker: Ken Johnson Director FIRST Tech Challenge US FIRST

  Moderator: Joe Bergantino Award-winning Investigative Reporter WBZ-TV News, Boston WorldBoston thanks Raytheon for sponsoring the STEM Forum

       Recent Events:

• June 5

  Serbia, Kosovo and the Still-Volatile Balkans Ambassador Michael C. Polt Former U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Senior Transatlantic Fellow, The German Marshall Fund of the U.S.

• May 13
   

  Transatlantic Mega-Trends: Trade Ties & Frayed Ties Michael Maibach President & CEO European-American Business Council

• May 6
   

  GREAT DECISIONS 2008: Russia - A New Cold War? Professor Nicholas Daniloff School of Journalism Northeastern University

  Special Nationwide Web Cast:

• April 17
  
  
  
  Norman J. Ornstein (live from Washington, D.C.)
  Resident Scholar
  American Enterprise Institute
   
  Stephen Orlins (Moderator)
  President
  National Committee on United States-China Relations
  
  Dr. Ezra Vogel
  Henry Ford II Professor of Social Science Emeritus
  Harvard University