CWA 2018 speakers include Amanda Gorman, inaugural youth poet laureate of the United States and Valentino Achak Deng, former 'lost boy' of Sudan and social advocate Celebrating its 70th year on the University of Colorado Boulder campus, the Conference on World Affairs is pleased to announce one of its most...
The country is currently not the closest we’ve ever come to nuclear war, says Daniel Ellsberg, but we are still likely to face annihilation. And recent false alarms in Hawaii and Japan, erroneously alerting residents to incoming missiles, do nothing to quell the anxiety. “This was a little rehearsal,” Ellsberg...
Book your room for the 2018 CWA today! Thanks to our partners Hotel Boulderado and Colorado Chautauqua for offering these deals for our out of town visitors.
Following its inaugural year in 2017, the CWA book club committee has selected books for speakers and attendees to read ahead of CWA week to discuss together as a community, with one panel dedicated to the review of the books. This year the committee chose two books, both that address...
In the wake of the 2016 election, a group of despairing Democrats in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, formed a new political group to ensure that they would never be out-organized locally again.
