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A Foreign Policy Discussion Series
2026-04-15 18:00:00
2026-04-15 19:30:00
America/New_York
A Foreign Policy Discussion Series
The foreign policy landscape is changing rapidly. This discussion is an opportunity to hear from a foreign policy expert about decisions and decision makers that are currently shaping US foreign policy and an opportunity to express your thoughts on the foreign policy landscape with other politically-minded community members.
Laurel - Large Meeting Room A (Dorothy Height Room)
Wednesday, April 15
6:00pm - 7:30pm
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2026-04-15 18:00:00
2026-04-15 19:30:00
America/New_York
A Foreign Policy Discussion Series
The foreign policy landscape is changing rapidly. This discussion is an opportunity to hear from a foreign policy expert about decisions and decision makers that are currently shaping US foreign policy and an opportunity to express your thoughts on the foreign policy landscape with other politically-minded community members.
Laurel - Large Meeting Room A (Dorothy Height Room)
Laurel
Large Meeting Room A (Dorothy Height Room)The foreign policy landscape is changing rapidly. This discussion is an opportunity to hear from a foreign policy expert about decisions and decision makers that are currently shaping US foreign policy and an opportunity to express your thoughts on the foreign policy landscape with other politically-minded community members.
Series Schedule:
April 15: Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
May 13: The Impact of Tech Firms on World Order
July 15: 250 Years of American Trade - Maryland's Role
October 14: The Impact of Money on World Order
December 2: The Impact of Migration on World Order
Bear Afkhami has fifteen years of experience in the homeland security field, including prevention, protection, mitigation, response and recovery work. Bear has a BA in Intelligence and an MS in Analytics. He combines his degree in intelligence and interest in international relations to write and lecture on the impact of foreign policy, foreign/domestic extremist organizations and use of intelligence. He has written articles for numerous public safety publications and speaks at homeland security and emergency management conferences. Since 2020, Bear has given foreign policy lectures for the Prince George’s County Library System, including talks on The Impact of COVID-19 on Global Foreign Policy, Russia, China, World Order and other topics.
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