EIJP - Emerging International Journalists Program

 
 
Building on our original content expertise, we began our Emerging International Journalists Program for undergraduate & graduate students from local and recent graduates from local universities to tell the stories of the global work done by our Members, have meaningful conversations with regional leaders, and write their unique perspective about trips to world heritage sites across the world made possible through our OWHC connections. 
 
The program acts as a dynamic training ground and platform for new voices on international topics connected to the Philadelphia region.
 
If you are interested in becoming a contributor with the Emerging International Journalists Program, email info@globalphiladelphia.org
 
 
 
 
 
 

Recent News

Citizen Diplomacy International hosted their yearly fundraiser on July 22nd at the College of Physicians. This garden party allowed for people from all over Philadelphia to gather to practice citizen diplomacy, while raising money to allow for the CDI to continue their various programs. 
This year’s global education Summer Institute, an annual week-long professional development program for teachers hosted by Penn’s National Resource Centers since 2005 (South Asia Center, Center for East Asian Studies, Middle East Center, Africa Center) focused on Philadelphia’s bid to become the first World Heritage City in the United States.
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Tyler Sprague, for GPA -- Philadelphia’s own Spoken Hand Percussion Orchestra was back for their 2015 round of performances at the Painted Bride Art Center. This Old City Venue brings together artists, audiences and communities to push the boundaries of how art is created and experienced.1
The Global Philadelphia Association was proud to be represented by our Executive Director Zabeth Teelucksingh at this year's USGLC's State Leaders Summit which brought together businesses, NGO’s, universities and governmental entities together to advocate for a robust US International Affairs Budget.
Amber Mackey for GPA - Whether you know it as the IVC BBQ, the American Summer Experience, or the picnic, one thing is certain: Citizen Diplomacy International (CDI) will be hosting one of the greatest events of the summer.
The Penn Museum gathered a team of scholars to assemble "The Anatomy of a Mummy."
The Penn Museum (3260 South St.) has recently received the National Endowment for Arts Grant for its Unpacking the Past program.
The city of Philadelphia and Live Nation executives announced the arrival of The Fillmore music venue 1000 Frankford Avenue in the Fishtown section.
Recently, the Wagner Free Institute of Science (1700 W. Montgomery Ave.) invited Bruce Laverty to discuss Philadelphia in 1865 and beyond
Representatives of the Flemish Government and Flemish in the World PA joined the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
As part of Infrastructure Week 2015, Philadelphia Water joined together with American Water, the Economy League of Greater Philadelphia and the Value of Water Coalition for a roundtable discussion on the state of water infrastructure and innovative investments in regional water systems.
This July, the University of Pennsyvlania is offering an exclusive Summer Institute Professional Development Program titled "Transnational Experiences: Engaging with World Heritage."
The Academy of Natural Sciences has appointed Kenneth Lacovara, discoverer of a dinosaur species, a paleontology fellow.
During an event with the World Affairs Council on May 13, Former CIA Deputy Director Michael Morell discussed his book The Great War of Our Time: An Insider’s Account of the CIA’s Fight Against Terrorism and 35 year tenure with the agency.
Dr. Donald Guy Generals will be the sixth president in the institution's history.
Today, the Global Philadelphia Association (GPA) hosted a Mayoral Forum at International House Philadelphia. It was attended by candidates Lynne Abraham and Nelson Diaz and by representatives of Jim Kenney and Anthony Williams. The intent was to equip participants with highly-relevant information on Philadelphia’s international strengths and challenges. The GPA is convinced that the sooner that Philadelphia realizes its full promise as a global city the sooner it will enjoy positive effects on its economy and jobs, trade and tourism, education and For this to happen, having a globally-minded mayor is vital. 
As part of the city's Mexican Culture Week, the Kimmel Center hosted a performance by two of the counry's greatest musical talents.
The Barnes Foundation hosted a performance by a folkloric music group from the state of Hidalgo recently, presented by the Mexican Cultural Center as part of Mexican Culture Week. 
On April 25, Arcadia University hosted the third annual "Professional Exchange on Peacebuilding in the 21st Century," featuring presentations from students and leaders in the field.