2026 Conference on Expanding Access to International Affairs
June 4, 2026
In-Person Plenary I: America at 250—Democracy, Belonging, and Power
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CFR - Washington
Virtual Plenary I: America at 250—Democracy, Belonging, and Power
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Zoom Webinar
In-Person Keynote Session: A Conversation With Ayman Mohyeldin
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CFR - Washington
Virtual Keynote Session: A Conversation With Ayman Mohyeldin
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Zoom Webinar
In-Person: Networking Reception Day 1
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CFR - Washington
June 5, 2026
In-Person Keynote Session: A Conversation With Eric Motley
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CFR - Washington
Virtual Keynote Session: A Conversation With Eric Motley
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Zoom Webinar
In-Person Concurrent Session: Building a Career in the Private Sector
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Concurrent Session: Career Pathways in Global Communications
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Concurrent Session: Why America Needs a New China Strategy
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Concurrent Session: Commercial Space, Strategic Dependence, and the Rules of The Road: Who Governs a Congested Domain?
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Concurrent Session: 25 Years Later—Reflections on 9/11 and the War on Terror
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Lunch
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Concurrent Session: Latin American Politics Post-Maduro
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Concurrent Session: Africa in the Age of America First
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Concurrent Session: The Trump Administration's Approach to the Middle East Amid the Iran War
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Concurrent Session: Trade Wars and the New American Economy
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Concurrent Session: The Future of the United Nations
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CFR - Washington
In-Person Plenary II: The AI Economy—Who Gets Left Behind?
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CFR - Washington
Virtual Plenary II: The AI Economy—Who Gets Left Behind?
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Zoom Webinar
In-Person: Networking Reception Day 2
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CFR - Washington
On the Record
This meeting is on the record. The information imparted at the meeting can be used by all participants.
Schedule
Thursday, June 4, 2026
3:00 p.m.–6:30 p.m. (EDT)
Friday, June 5, 2026
9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. (EDT)