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Great Decisions Foreign Policy Discussion Group

WhenMon, Oct 19, 6:00 PMStarts in 3 days📅 Add to calendarWhereBudlong Woods🗺 Apple Maps🗺 Google Maps🚕 UberHostChicago Public LibraryCostFreeCapacityOpen — no spot limit

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Adults: 18 and up. Great Decisions, the nation’s largest discussion program on world affairs begins on September 14th at Budlong Woods. This structured 8-week program is designed to increase your awareness and critical analysis of current events that relate to foreign affairs. Topics include: Trump 2.0 Foreign PolicyTariffs & the World EconomyU. S.- China RelationshipsNuclear Proliferation RisksUkraine & European SecurityMultilateral InstitutionsU. S. Engagement of AfricaThe Future of Human Rights A curriculum and study guide are included, and pre-meeting readings are required to participate. Study books are loaned to registered participants. Registration for this program assumes a commitment to all eight weeks. Discussion Guide Pick Up Information Registered participants can pick up their loaned discussion guide beginning August 31st at the Budlong Woods Library Circulation Desk. Books must be returned at the end of the program. Accessibility Need sign language interpretation or other accessibility assistance for this event? Please call (312) 747-8184 or email [email protected] to request accommodations. Requests must be made at least 14 business days before the event.

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