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The Future of Democracy – A Recap of Heather Cox Richardson and Bill Kristol’s Visit

On March 25, the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville welcomed historian Heather Cox Richardson and political analyst Bill Kristol to the University of North Florida for a compelling Global Issues Evening dialogue on “The Future of Democracy.” The conversation was moderated by Steve Halverson, retired CEO and Chairman of Haskell. Dr. Richardson, a professor of history at Boston College and author of the widely read newsletter Letters from an American, offered a historical perspective on the resilience of democracy in the United States. She highlighted moments in history when democratic institutions were tested, drawing parallels between past challenges and

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Women’s History Month Spotlight – Trina Medarev

March is Women’s History Month. Throughout the month, the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville is proud to highlight women who have shown outstanding leadership, created lasting legacies, and contributed to the Council’s success. Today, we feature Trina Medarev, a dedicated leader whose vision and tireless devotion has cultivated the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville into the vibrant organization it is today. As President & CEO of the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville, Trina has played a pivotal role in expanding the Council’s reach and impact. When she assumed leadership in 2005, the Council had just 400 members. Under her

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Women’s History Month Spotlight – Amy Margerum Berg

March is Women’s History Month. Throughout the month, the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville is highlighting the women who have displayed immense leadership, created a lasting legacy, and contributed towards the Council’s success. Their contributions have been integral to the growth and influence of the Council. Today, we highlight Amy Margerum Berg, a visionary leader whose dedication and direction have shaped institutions, communities, and global conversations. Born in Los Angeles, California, Amy earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors from the University of California, Santa Cruz. She completed a master’s degree in marine policy, with a minor in

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Women’s History Month Spotlight – Sandy Cook

March is Women’s History Month. Throughout the month, the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville is highlighting the women who have displayed immense leadership, created a lasting legacy, and contributed to the Council’s success. Their contributions have been integral to the growth and influence of the Council. Today, we feature Sandy Cook — an inspiring leader whose career is a testament to the power of philanthropy and empowering global education through various endeavors. Sandy’s involvement with the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville has been a cornerstone of her commitment to civic engagement and education on international affairs. Prior to becoming

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Women’s History Month Spotlight – Ambassador Marilyn McAfee

March is Women’s History Month. Throughout the month, the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville will highlight the women who have displayed immense leadership, created a lasting legacy, and contributed to the Council’s success. Their contributions have been integral to the growth and influence of the Council. Today, we feature Ambassador Marilyn McAfee, a visionary diplomat and dedicated leader who transformed the Council into a thriving, dynamic organization committed to fostering global awareness and dialogue. Born in 1940, Ambassador McAfee’s professional journey took her worldwide, from the Middle East to Latin America, serving as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer. Her

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Embracing the AI Revolution – A Recap of Ethan Mollick’s Visit

On February 11, the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville welcomed Ethan Mollick, a leading voice in artificial intelligence and innovation, to the University of North Florida for a thought-provoking Global Issues Evening presentation on "Embracing the AI Revolution." Dr. Mollick, a professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and an expert on AI’s impact on business, education, and society, explored the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and how individuals, companies, and institutions can adapt to this transformative technology. His engaging presentation blended real-world examples, cutting-edge research, and a practical framework for understanding the opportunities and challenges

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