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Penn Asian Senior Services

Location: 
PASSi
6926 Old York Rd
Philadelphia, PA 19126
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Contact Name: 
MIA LI
Contact Phone Number: 
215-572-1234
Contact Email Address: 
[email protected]
Website: 
http://www.passi.us
Organization Type: 
Nonprofit
Topic: 
Music
Topic: 
Theater/Performance
Topic: 
Cultural Exchange
Topic: 
Community Development
Topic: 
Economic Development
Topic: 
Human Services
Topic: 
Employment
Topic: 
Elderly
Topic: 
Advocacy/Policy
Topic: 
Democracy
Topic: 
Research
Topic: 
Vocational/Job Training
Topic: 
Language Programs
Topic: 
Cultural Awareness
Topic: 
Philadelphia
Global Region: 
Asia

International Rehabilitation Forum Inc

Location: 
9701 Bustleton Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19115
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Contact Name: 
Andrew Haig
Contact Phone Number: 
(734) 660-0083
Contact Email Address: 
[email protected]
Website: 
https://rehabforum.wpengine.com/

The International Rehabilitation Foundation moves global leaders towards universal access to rehabilitation medicine and amplifies the movement that contributes to promoting a society with a better chance for those with disabilities to recover, rebuild, and lead their lives.

Organization Type: 
Nonprofit
Topic: 
Business and Commerce
Topic: 
Education
Topic: 
International Studies
Topic: 
Research
Topic: 
Science and Technology
Topic: 
Medicine
Topic: 
Public Health
Topic: 
Bioscience

Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission

Member
Location: 
Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission
190 N. Independence Mall West 8th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19106
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Contact Name: 
Alison Hastings
Contact Phone Number: 
(215) 592-1800
Contact Email Address: 
[email protected]
Website: 
http://www.dvrpc.org

Serving the Greater Philadelphia region for more than 50 years, DVRPC works to foster regional cooperation in a nine-county, two state area. City, county and state representatives work together to address key issues, including transportation, land use, environmental protection and economic development.

DVRPC provides planning analysis, data collection, and mapping services. DVRPC collects a variety of population and employment data for the 9-county Greater Philadelphia region, including publishing several reports about immigrants and immigration. DVRPC has also organized several events as part of GlobalPhilly. For more information about DVRPC's immigration publications and events, visit http://www.dvrpc.org/immigration/.

Organization Type: 
Government/Public Agency
Topic: 
Community Development
Topic: 
Economic Development
Topic: 
Transportation & Ports
Topic: 
Community Development
Topic: 
Employment
Topic: 
Advocacy/Policy
Topic: 
Governance
Topic: 
City Planning
Topic: 
GlobalPhilly™ 2013
Topic: 
Research
Topic: 
Global Philadelphia Association
Topic: 
Welcome New Members
Global Region: 
American (United States)

Foreign Policy Research Institute Annual Dinner: Dictators v. Democrats in the 21st Century - A Scorecard

Date: 
11/7/2018 6:00pm - 9:15pm
Location: 
Union League of Philadelphia 140 South Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
United States
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Website: 
https://www.fpri.org/
Topic: 
Social Media
Topic: 
In the News
Topic: 
Fellowships/Residencies
Topic: 
International Studies
Topic: 
Research
Topic: 
International Relations
Topic: 
Foreign Policy/Diplomacy
Topic: 
Immigration/Refugees
Topic: 
National Security

Nikon Small World Exhibition Opening Night

Date: 
1/20/2017 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Location: 
3601 Spruce St.
Phila, PA 19104
United States
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Website: 
http://www.wistar.org

Art and science collide at The Wistar Institute on Opening Night where the top 20 winning images of Nikon’s Small World: Photomicrography Competition are on display. This free event, kicks off an exhibit of photomicrography (photographs through microscopes) that makes one stop in Pennsylvania at The Wistar Institute. See a vibrant, stunning world that the naked eye can’t see. The Nikon Small World exhibition captures the beautiful complexity of cells, plants, and animals at the molecular level. 

Files & Links
Files: 
application/pdf iconWI Small World 2017_Final.pdf
Event Type: 
Arts & Culture
Topic: 
Philadelphia
Topic: 
Arts and Culture
Topic: 
Visual Arts
Topic: 
Museum/Exhibition
Topic: 
Education
Topic: 
Research

Public Event: Financing Growth in Europe – How Markets Can Help the European Project

Date: 
11/3/2016 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Location: 
Perry World House, 3803 Locust Walk
Philadelphia, PA 19104
United States
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Website: 
http://www.atlanticcouncil.org/events/up...

Please join the Atlantic Council and the Perry World House at the University of Pennsylvania for a unique lunch conversation on how to jump-start economic growth in Europe on November 3, 2016, featuring Mr. Mario Nava, Director at the European Commission's Directorate-General for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union (DG FISMA).  

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Event Type: 
Conferences
Event Type: 
Conventions
Event Type: 
Meetings
Event Type: 
Networking
Event Type: 
Other
Topic: 
Philadelphia
Topic: 
Education
Topic: 
Chambers of Commerce
Topic: 
Networking
Topic: 
Community Development
Topic: 
International Commerce
Topic: 
Economic Development
Topic: 
Entrepreneurship
Topic: 
Finance
Topic: 
Investment
Topic: 
International Trade
Topic: 
Microfinance
Topic: 
Transportation & Ports
Topic: 
Governance
Topic: 
In the News
Topic: 
Education Reform
Topic: 
Fellowships/Residencies
Topic: 
International Studies
Topic: 
Research

What They Think of Us

Date: 
3/2/2016 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: 
Civic Hall, the Connector Building, Blackwood Campus
Blackwood, NJ 08012
United States
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Website: 
https://www.sas.upenn.edu/mec/events/201...

Richard Wike, Director of Global Attitudes Research Pew Research Center, will discuss the results of Pew Foundation studies regarding attitudes of Middle Eastern nations and people of the United States.

Files & Links
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Event Type: 
Educational Events
Topic: 
Education
Topic: 
Advocacy/Policy
Topic: 
Legislation
Topic: 
Governance
Topic: 
International Studies
Topic: 
Research
Topic: 
Translation/Interpretation
Topic: 
International Development
Topic: 
Law/International Law
Topic: 
Humanitarian Assistance/Foreign Aid
Topic: 
Global Crisis
Topic: 
Human Rights
Topic: 
Foreign Policy/Diplomacy
Topic: 
Immigration/Refugees
Topic: 
National Security
Topic: 
International Exchange
Global Region: 
Middle East

The ARTacama Project: A Critical Partnership between Science, Technology, Education & the Fine Arts

Date: 
5/14/2015 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: 
CHARLES ADDAMS FINE ARTS GALLERY, Charles Addams Hall, 200 S. 36th Street Philadelphia, PA
United States
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"The ARTacama Project" is a partnership between the Atacama Cosmology Telescope (ACT), led by a team including Prof. Mark Devlin and NASA Space Technology Research Fellow Benjamin Schmitt, (University of Pennsylvania Department of Physics and Astronomy), Artist and Professor Jackie Tileston, (PennDesign Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania), and Christine Pfister, Director, (Pentimenti Gallery).

Event Type: 
Arts & Culture
Topic: 
Philadelphia
Topic: 
Arts and Culture
Topic: 
Community Arts
Topic: 
Visual Arts
Topic: 
Museum/Exhibition
Topic: 
Colleges/Universities
Topic: 
Research

Kris Walski

Kris
Walski
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Kris Walski is a trilingual Philadelphia native, an International Relations alumnus from the University of Pennsylvania and a graduate of the European Academy of Diplomacy in Warsaw. He has worked at Philadelphia City Council on the Committee On Global Opportunity and a successful gubernatorial campaign.

Emerging International Journalists Program
And Media Relations Manager at Global Philadelphia Association

People Type: 
Professional
Topic: 
Global Philadelphia Association
Topic: 
World Heritage
Topic: 
GlobalPhilly™ 2015
Topic: 
Emerging International Journalists Program
Topic: 
Global Conversations
Topic: 
Philadelphia
Topic: 
Community Development
Topic: 
Business and Commerce
Topic: 
Networking
Topic: 
Social Media
Topic: 
International Commerce
Topic: 
Entrepreneurship
Topic: 
International Trade
Topic: 
Transportation & Ports
Topic: 
Fellowships/Residencies
Topic: 
International Studies
Topic: 
Research
Topic: 
International Relations
Topic: 
International Development
Topic: 
Law/International Law
Topic: 
Global Crisis
Topic: 
Foreign Policy/Diplomacy
Topic: 
National Security
Global Region: 
Europe
Global Region: 
Polish
Global Region: 
Spanish
Global Region: 
Middle East
Global Region: 
Israeli

Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy Talk: Christopher Miller, "Gorbachev's Asian Pivot: Lessons from the Soviet Collapse"

Date: 
4/7/2015 3:30pm - 5:00pm
Location: 
1114 W. Polett Walk Gladfelter Hall Room 914
Philadelphia, PA 19104
United States
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Website: 
http://www.cla.temple.edu/cenfad/Events/...

Why did the Soviet Union collapse? The dissolution of the USSR is particularly puzzling because China -- also a Marxist-Leninist autocracy -- managed to ditch its centrally-planned economy while maintaining an authoritarian political structure. Christopher Miller’s research in Soviet archives has found that Soviet officials closely followed Chinese policy, and directly copied many Chinese reforms.

Files & Links
Files: 
application/pdf iconMiller poster.pdf
Event Type: 
Educational Events
Topic: 
Governance
Topic: 
International Commerce
Topic: 
Economic Development
Topic: 
Colleges/Universities
Topic: 
Research
Topic: 
National Security
Global Region: 
Chinese
Global Region: 
Russian