The Juneau World Affairs Council presents “Understanding the Turmoil in the Middle East” with Dr. Andy David. David is Israel’s consul general to the Pacific Northwest of the United States. He’s served Israel in various diplomatic positions domestically and abroad since 1998. His academic background is in medicine and dentistry.
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Juneau World Affiars: The Syrian Refugee Crisis: From the Front Lines to the Headlines
The Juneau World Affairs Council presents “The Syrian Refugee Crisis: From the Front Lines to the Headlines” with Eric Kocher. Kocher is an EMT and attorney from Haines who’s spent six months in Greece with medical and legal teams helping Syrian refugees who have fled war.
Timeline: Palestine-Israel
The Juneau World Affairs Council presents “Timeline: Palestine-Israel” with Skip Schiel. Schiel is a photographer, social justice activist and teacher. He’s documented environmental desecration, racism, poverty, oppressive regimes and more domestically and abroad.
U.S. Nuclear Policy: The Arms Race Sequel
The Juneau World Affairs Council presents “U.S. Nuclear Policy: The Arms Race Sequel” with Paul Carroll. Carroll is an expert in nuclear weapons policy with the Ploughshares Fund, a nonprofit that advocates for the elimination of nuclear weapons. Recorded Feb. 2, 2016
Three minutes over Germany: Smilin’ Thru with Tony Yorba
The Juneau World Affairs Council presents “Three minutes over Germany: Smilin’ Thru” with Tony Yorba. Yorba recently traveled to Germany and retraced the final fateful minutes of his father’s Oct. 14,1943, B-17 mission over the Bavarian industrial city Schweinfurt aboard the bomber Smilin’ Thru. Allied casualties during the operation were exceptionally high. Tony is the…
Off the Beaten Path: The Impact of Tourism on the Indigenous Population of Costa Rica
In May of 2015, Scott Carrlee traveled to Costa Rica as part of a Research Abroad study trip with the International Development Doctoral Program of the University of Southern Mississippi. The trip included a stop at four indigenous territories where Carrlee and fellow researchers gained firsthand knowledge of the impact of tourism on the indigenous…





