passport globalphilly 2015

Your Guide to Exposition Events, Sponsors, and Information About

Our Global City

LET’S

SHOW THE WORLD WHAT A GLO

BAL REGION GREATER PHILADELPH

IA IS

! 60 DAYS150 EVENTS

Table of Contents

Introduction.......................................................... 1

Multilingual Greetings ..................................... 2

A Word About The Global Philadelphia Association.................................. 4

Guide to Events.................................................... 5

Warming Up For The Trip.................................. 6

Philadelphia’s Quest To Become A World Heritage City.......................................10

GlobalPhillyTM 2015 Social Media Resources................................................12

Events Listings....................................................13

Sponsors.............................................................. 48

Media Partners.................................................. 55

Leadership of the Association...................... 59

Members of the Association......................... 60

GlobalPhillyTM 2015 Team.............................. 67

Global Resources in PHL................................ 68

Membership Application............................... 69

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GlobalPhillyTM 2015The second iteration of a global expo designed to show

the global impact of Philadelphia and the region.

These are exceptional times for Philadelphia and its evolution. An increasingly defined presence on the world

stage is a part of the city’s current story.

The Global Philly Passport leads you to over 150 events* presented by the members of the Global Philadelphia Association. With something to suit all, the events are

identified by 12 categories (details page 5). In addition we feature “Global Events” happening overseas and emanating from Philadelphia; Nation Days showing

countries active in the region; and Family-friendly events for all the family. You will also begin to learn a little about the evolution of Philadelphia towards possibly becoming

a World Heritage City.

Enjoy these opportunities carefully curated for you by Global Philadelphia and its members. Keep this passport

with you as a guide to what is on in Philly in the Fall of 2015. Most of all enjoy the global offerings in PHL.

Best Wishes,

Zabeth Teelucksing John F. Smith, III

P.S. On pages 48–58 you will find our Sponsors and Media Partners

without whom this Expo would not have been possible. We thank them and encourage you to learn

more about them.

Join us and Discover what a Global Region Greater Philadelphia is!”

*Events too late for inclusion in the physical passport (and any updates to the enclosed events) will be listed on the online

passport on our website www.globalphiladelphia.org.

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Introduction to

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The Global PhiladelphiaAssociation

consists of almost 200 internationally involved organizations, businesses,

and individuals in Greater Philadelphia. It was created to assist—and to encourage greater

interaction among—the many organizations and people who are engaged in international activity

in the Greater Philadelphia Region, to promote the development of an international consciousness within the region, and to enhance

the region’s global profile. For more events or information

during and after the GlobalPhilly™ 2015 Expo, take a look at our website:

www.globalphiladelphia.orgGlobal Philadelphia Association Social Media

Global Philadelphia AssociationThree Logan Square

1717 Arch StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19103Phone: 215-851-8112

[email protected]

Facebook.com/GlobalPhiladelphiaAssociation

@GlobalPhila

linkedin.com/groups/Global-Philadelphia-Association

youtube.com/channel/UCXgef3AsHMsiGvOlCBIir2g

flickr.com/people/globalphiladelphiaassociation

instagram.com/globalphiladelphia

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linkedin.com/groups/Global-Philadelphia-Association



Guide to EventsThe following pages will act as a guide to the

many events and activities that are in store for GlobalPhillyTM 2015 travelers from September to November. Each listing will provide important

event information as well as details such as whether the event is open to the public or a

selected audience, free or requires a modest fee, or whether registration is necessary.

All events in the exposition debuted in the Passport fall under one or more categories, each represented by a unique symbol. For a legend of

the categories and symbols, see below.

Science & Technology

Advocacy

Arts

Cuisine

Education

Nation Days Commerce

PWHC Events

Sports

Family Friendly

Global Events

Heritage

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Warming Up for the Trip

Although the exposition doesn’t officially begin until

September 15, there are a number of events that will get you into an international frame of mind.

Sacred Writings: Extraordinary Texts of the Biblical World: Centerpiece Exhibition Honors Philadelphia Visit by Pope Francis

Presenter: Penn MuseumDate: Now through 11/7/2015Location: 3260 South Street Philadelphia Cost: $15 Adult, $13 Senior, $10 Child/SeniorOpen to PublicIn honor of the first visit by Pope Francis and the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia, the Penn Museum, in conjunction with the Penn Libraries, offers Sacred Writings: Extraordinary Texts of the Biblical World, a special exhibition of rare artifacts from the Museum Collection and rare books and manuscripts from the Penn Libraries. Sacred Writings provides the centerpiece experience for a Museum visit, where a special focus on the Ancient Near East, Egypt, and the Canaan and Ancient Israel galleries and beyond affords visitors a unique opportunity to delve into ancient cultures and Bible-era art and artifacts.

75 Years of Commercial Air Service Exhibit Presenter: Philadelphia International Airport (PHL)Date: Now through 12/31/2015Location: Philadelphia International Airport, along the Terminal C-D link Philadelphia, PACost: FreeOpen to Ticketed PassengersTo commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the start of its commercial air service, Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) has a new exhibit on display with a nostalgic theme and includes vintage photographs. 75 Years of Commercial Air Service focuses on PHL’s transformation into a major hub airport and one of the largest economic engines in the region.

Hucksters: The Tumult of Dock Street Exhibit

Presenter: Independence Seaport Museum Date:Now until 1/31/2016 Location: Penn’s Landing, Philadelphia

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Cost: $15.00 Adults, $10 Seniors (65 & over), $10 Children/College Students/MilitaryOpen to PublicHucksters showcases the boisterous, bygone culture of Philadelphia’s famous Dock Street produce market. In addition to historical images and ephemera from Dock Street, a gallery of artwork influenced by “Hucksters” and created by local Philadelphia artists will be on display. The exhibit takes visitors through the market’s city-settler origin, continuing to the mid-1800s when it was “the nerve center of the city’s business and mercantile life”, and ending with the full experience of 1930s-1950s huckster life.

We Went Looking for Home But We Found

Presenter: Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture Date: 9/1/2015 to 9/30/2015 • 7am –5pm daily, Monday-FridayLocation: Gryphon Cafe at Oxford Mills, 100 W. Oxford St., Philadelphia, PA 19122Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit albustanseeds.org for more info or call 267-809-3668

The interactive exhibit is based on work produced by a diverse group of campers at Al-Bustan Arts Camp in 2014. Under the direction of guest artist Joan Baz with a team of teachers and counselors, campers explored themes of home and identity. Their work was compiled into an online bilingual counting book with stories, art, and music. Visitors to Gryphon Cafe are invited to share their reflections on home on a community board on display as part of the exhibit

Prelude to a Memory Presenter: Wagner Free InstituteDate: 9/2/2015 • 7pm– 9pmLocation: Wagner Free Institute of Science, 1700 W. Montgomery Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19121Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Though this event is free, registration is encouraged.

Walk-ins will be accepted if space allows. Please visit Eventbrite.com to register.As part of our focus on interpreting the Wagner in new, creative ways, we are excited to present this unique musical performance organized by artists Valerie Tevere and Angel Nevarez and featuring an accordion-fronted band, Jarana Beat. Part concert, part film set, the evening’s performance will be featured in Nevarez and Tevere’s upcoming film, Memory of a Time Twice Lived.

World Heritage Cities Solidarity Day

Presenter: Project World Heritage/GPADate: 9/8/2015Not Open to PublicA Project Team consisting of representatives of the City and of the Global Philadelphia Association will recognize the achievements of the over 250 World Heritage Cities around the globe.

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Marco Polo Travelers Networking Presenter: Geographical Society of PhiladelphiaDate: 9/9/2015 • 6:30pmLocation: Positano Coast, 212 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19106 Cost: $25 GSP • $35 Non-Members Registration required Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit geographicalsociety.org for more informationJoin fellow travelers for a sociable exchange of world travels, with delicious hors d’oeuvres and a glass of wine included. This gathering will offer presentations on Handmade Textiles from around the world, Iran- Ancient and New and South Korea: A Photographic Journey.

Lecture by Dr. Therese Dolan: Patronage and Profits: Paul Durand-Ruel and the Impressionists Presenter: Alliance FrancaiseDate: 9/11/2015 • 7:00 pmLocation: 1420 Walnut Street, Suite 700 Philadelphia, PACost: Member $25.00 and Non Member $35.00 Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: For registration and more info go to afphila.com/event-2007946Dr. Therese Dolan is an art historian who specializes in 19th century French art and has also published books on contemporary art.

Stephen Bruce: Acid Paintings on Copper

Presenter: The Bazemore GalleryDate: 9/12/2015 • 6pm – 9pmLocation: The Bazemore Gallery: 4339 Main Street, Manayunk Cost: FreeOpen to PublicNorthern California native Stephen Bruce will debut his new work at The Bazemore Gallery on Saturday, September 12, 2015. Though he has only been showing his work since 2006, his acid paintings on copper have already been seen in over 20 TV shows, such as (House, Revenge, Big Bang Theory, Law & Order LA, Californication) and movie sets (Iron Man 3, Horrible Bosses, The Avengers and The Social Network).

CollegeFest 2015 Presenter: Campus PhillyDate: 9/12/2015 • 10:00am – 4pmLocation: Dilworth Park at City HallCost: FreeNot Open to Public (University Students Only)Special Instructions: Buy tickets at campusphilly.org/collegefestPhiladelphia’s full-day welcome to new and returning college students is on Sept. 12! Meet your friends and meet Philadelphia. Enjoy music, food, recreational activities, art & culture, free swag, and more.

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The 3rd Annual Philadelphia United Jazz Festival Presenter: The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (Creative Philadelphia)Date: 9/12/2015 • 12pm– 10pmLocation: South St. between Broad and 16th St. Cost: FreeOpen to the PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit philaunitedjazzfestival.com for more informationThe Philadelphia United Jazz Festival is a free outdoor jazz festival open to the entire family.

After the Storm Presenter: E-Moderne GallerieDate: 9/12/2015 to 10/11/2015 Location: 116 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA 19106 Cost: Free Open to Public (no registration required)Special Instructions: Visit e-modernegallerie.com for complete scheduleA month long art exhibition by French and international Contemporary artist Chantal Westby to benefit the country of Haiti. Fifty percent of art sale proceeds will be donated to the country of Haiti after all expenses paid.

Mexican Independence Day Festival

Presenter: Mexican Cultural CenterDate: 9/13/2015Location: Great Plaza at Penn’s LandingCost: FreeOpen to Public (no registration required)Special Instructions: Visit mexicanculturalcenter.org for more informationCelebrate Mexican Independence with music, food, dancing, and more. Browse traditional arts and crafts, dance with Mexican rock bands and enjoy face painting and giveaways during the popular event at Penn’s Landing.

The 2015 Annual Feria del Barrio

Presenter: The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (Creative Philadelphia)Date: 9/13/2015 • 12pm– 5pmLocation: N. 5th St. between Cambria and Lehigh Ave.Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit feria.tallerpr.org for more informationJoin us in Philadelphia’s famed Golden Block as thousands gather to enjoy this family-friendly outdoor festival supported by our TV media partner, Comcast and Telemundo.

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GlobalPhillyTM 2015Social Media

For more information about GP15 and the most up-to-date listing of events go to:

http://globalphiladelphia.org/initiatives/globalphilly2015

Facebook.com/GlobalPhillyTM



@GlobalPhillyTM | #GlobalPhilly15

instagram.com/globalphiladelphia

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Trade Winds-Africa: Business Development Conference and Trade Mission Presenter: Commerce Dept. of PADate: 9/14/2015 to 9/22/2015Location: Various venues in AfricaNot Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit export.gov/pennsylvania/tradewinds for more informationThe 2015 Trade Winds program offers U.S. companies the opportunity to explore eight markets in Sub-Saharan Africa. Hosted in South Africa, Trade Winds will feature an Africa-focused business forum, consisting of regional and industry specific conference sessions as well as pre-arranged consultations with U.S. Senior Government Diplomats representing commercial markets from 19 African countries.

Working with Older Adults & The Graying of HIV Presenter: Thomas Jefferson University and HospitalsDate: 09/15/2015Location: Jefferson Alumni Hall CafeteriaCost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: TBDDid you know that 10,000 people turn 65 each day in the United States? This panel will provide an introduction to the aging population, along with a specific overview of HIV and older adults to highlight National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day (NHAAD). Participants will also learn about how to become an ambassador for creating a more age-friendly community.

xCultural Passport to PHL Presenter: Mayor’s Office of Immigrant and Multicultural Affairs (MOIMA)Date: 9/15/2015 to 9/22/2015Location: VariousCost: Various depending on the event, but mostly free

EventsThe following pages will be your guide to

the dozens of events happening throughout GlobalPhillyTM 2015. Browse, mark your calendar, and come join two months of

international events and see howThe World is Happening in PHL.

Please note that all events are subject to change. Consult www.globalphiladelphia.org/initiatives/globalphilly2015

for the latest updates.

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Special Instructions: Visit xculturalpassportphl.com for full scheduleFor the third consecutive year, the City of Philadelphia has put together Multicultural Passport to PHL Week to highlight the cultures and contributions of all immigrant communities that have shaped Philadelphia’s rich history. An initiative of the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant and Multicultural Affairs (MOIMA), in coordination with National Welcoming Week - a project of Welcoming America.

Natural Born Heroes: Author Talk with Chris McDougall Presenter: Penn State Great ValleyDate: 9/16/2015 • 7pmLocation: The Conference Center at Penn State Great Valley, 30 E. Swedesford Rd., Malvern, PACost: Free of charge but need to register and get entry ticketOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Register at heroespsgv.eventbrite.com for free tickets“No, Heroes Aren’t Born. They’re Built. And This Is How You Become One” Christopher McDougall, the international best-selling author of Born to Run, discusses his latest book Natural Born Heroes: How a Daring Band of Misfits Mastered the Lost Secrets of Strength and Endurance. Just as Born to Run inspired readers to get off the treadmill, out of their shoes, and into the natural world, Natural Born Heroes will inspire them to leave the gym and take their fitness routine to nature-to climb, swim, skip, throw, and jump their way to their own heroic feats.”

Finding Our Place in the World through the Lens of Immigrants and Refugees Experiences Presenter: Arcadia University International Peace and Conflict ResolutionMA Program and Peace Day PhillyDate: 9/16/2015 • 5pm – 7pmLocation: Rose and Mirror Rooms of Grey Towers Castle at Arcadia University, 450 S. Easton Rd, GlensideCost: FreeOpen to PublicIn support of the United Nations International Day of Peace, and the 2015 Global Theme: “Partnerships for Peace - Dignity for All, join us for this interactive program, including stories of student and community immigrants/refugees as well as your reflections and experiences on the universal themes of belonging, home, healing and identity. This program will include the photo essay “Transnational Journey: A Bhutanese Family” by Manisha Patel.

Back to School Nights Presenter: Independence Charter School Date: 9/16/2015 to 9/17/2015 • 5:30pm – 7pmLocation: 1600 Lombard Street, PhiladelphiaCost: FreeNot Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: ICS parents and familiesICS is hosting it’s Fall Annual Back to School Nights. Wednesday September 16

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is for grades K-4 and Thursday, September 18 is for grades 5-8.

Naturalization Ceremony in Observance of Citizenship Day and Constitution Day

Presenter: Philadelphia Bar AssociationDate: 9/17/2015Location: National Constitution Center, F.M. Kirby Auditorium Cost: FreeOpen to PublicIn a first for the federal Judiciary, America’s newest citizens are being invited to join an annual celebration of Constitution Day and Citizenship Day, by taking part in more than two dozen naturalization ceremonies that will be held from Maine to Alaska on Sept. 17 and 18.

Dialogue Across Difference: Skills for Global Citizenship Presenter: Dialogue InstituteDate: 9/17/2015 • 6pm – 8 pmLocation: Temple University - Tuttleman Learning Center, Room #300AB 13th Street & Montgomery Avenue (entrance on 13th)Cost: Free (registration is required)Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Email [email protected] to register for WorkshopIn an increasingly globalized society, the world (including Philadelphia!) needs truly global citizens who are comfortable and competent engaging respectfully across cultural, religious, ideological and other differences. In this interactive workshop, staff from the Dialogue Institute will explore dialogue as an essential tool for global citizenship, introducing you to basic dialogue principles and related skills for use in any context.

National Constitution Day, Supreme Court Justice Breyer Presenter: National Constitution Center and Global AllianceDate: 9/17/2015 • 2pmLocation: National Constitution Center, 525 Arch St Philadelphia, PACost: FreeOpen to PublicJoin Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer for a special Constitution Day appearance as he unveils his newly released book, The Court and the World: American Law and the New Global Realities—a fascinating account examining the work of the Supreme Court in an increasingly interconnected world. Justice Breyer will also discuss American law as it applies to commerce, copyright, human rights, treaty obligations and securities fraud abroad.

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Immigration Symposium Series: Strengthening the Workforce through Professional Immigrant Integration Presenter: Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians, co-sponsored by AlDía Newsmedia/Global Philadelphia AssociationDate: 9/17/2015 • 7:30pmLocation: Pipeline Philly - The Graham Building, 30 S. 15th Street, 15th Floor, PhiladelphiaCost: $15Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit welcomingcenter.org and aldianews.com/events for registration and additional informationMany cities across the country credit their population growth to an influx of immigrants. This migration has contributed to the revitalization and economic growth of many U.S. cities and Philadelphia is no exception. As Philadelphia’s immigrant population grows, it is critical that all sectors collectively create a welcoming environment for these individuals to flourish.

Living with HIV Panel Discussion Presenter: Thomas Jefferson University and HospitalsDate: 09/17/2015 • 12pm – 2pmLocation: Jefferson Alumni Hall CafeteriaCost: FreeOpen to PublicThis panel discussion will cover HIV/AIDS and Aging from the prospective of an older person who is positive, a medical case manager who provides assistance to older adults living with HIV/AIDS, and a granddaughter of a positive grandparent. During this panel discussion attendees will learn how older adults who are infected with HIV/AIDS cope with stigma, navigate healthcare systems, adhere to care, utilize medical case management, manage chronic illnesses and acquire basic everyday needs to remain healthy. Moderated by Shante Miller, Regional Resource Network Program, Region III. Workshop is in conjunction with National HIV/AIDS & Aging Awareness Day (9/18).

Business Development for Entrepreneurs

Presenter: Citizen Diplomacy International Date: 9/17/2015 to 9/20/2015Location: PhiladelphiaNot Open to Public (by invitation only)Special Instructions: visit cdiphila.org for more informationCitizen Diplomacy International is arranging meetings for twenty-five entrepreneurs from Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Cote d’Ivoire, Djibouti, Gabon, Haiti, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, United Republic of Tanzania and Zimbabwe. These entrepreneurs will focus on strategies to strengthen economic prosperity through economic empowerment and will address the importance and impact of social entrepreneurship on society. The group will examine leadership development, job creation, access to capital, marketing, education and innovations in encouraging entrepreneurship in the U.S. This and subsequent exchanges

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organized by Citizen Diplomacy International on behalf of the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program.

US Foreign Policy and Peacekeeping Operations International Exchanges Presenter: Citizen Diplomacy International Date: 9/17/2015 to 9/20/2015Location: Philadelphia and CarlisleNot Open to Public (by invitation only)Special Instructions: visit cdiphila.org for more informationCitizen Diplomacy International is arranging meetings for the Attaché from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Legal Officer from the Ministry of Defense from Mongolia. These Officials will receive an introduction to military legal practice with focus on legal considerations for international military deployments for United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions and other coalition missions.

Facing East Presenter: The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (Creative Philadelphia)Date: 9/18/2015 • 5pm – 8pmLocation: Painted Bride Arts Center - 230 Vine St, Philadelphia, PA 19106Cost: $20Not Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Buy tickets at paintedbride.org/events/facingeast“Facing East” is imagined as a collective prayer and protest that unites us against violence. The festival celebrates the richness and diversity of Indian dance and music artists in Philadelphia. We move together to create something moving.

Harvest Fest Pop Up Gardens Presenter: Pennsylvania Horticultural SocietyDate: 9/18/2015 to 9/20/2015 Location: At both 15th & South Sts. and 9th & Wharton (East Passyunk)Cost: $20Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: For details go to phsonline.org/events/harvest-festCelebrate the season with a series of fun new events taking place in the very popular PHS Pop Up Gardens. This three-day event will feature kids’ activities, live music, harvest competitions and seasonal fare. Get the full schedule of events at PHSonline.org.

7th Annual Oktoberfest Street Festival

Presenter: Brauhaus SchmitzDate: 9/19/2015 • 12pm – 8pmLocation: 700 Block of South StreetCost: FreeOpen to Public (no registration required)Special Instructions: Buy VIP passes to Oktoberfest at brauhausschmitz.com

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We beat the Pope to the punch! Everyone’s Favorite German Bier Festival is back for its 7th year on South Street! We will be pouring 10 different German Beers outside including our very own Brauhaus Oktoberfest brewed by Traunstein Hofbrauhaus. Other features include Live Oompah, face painting, the Liter lift competition, German Dancers, Schnapski and so much more fun!

20th Annual Chinatown Mid-Autumn Festival

Presenter: The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (Creative Philadelphia) Date: 9/19/2015 • 12:45pm – 5pmLocation: Chinatown, 10th and Arch Sts. Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit aaunited.org/culture/maf for more informationEvery year, thousands of people gather under the full moon to celebrate Asian Americans United Mid-Autumn Festival in Philadelphia’s Chinatown. Closing down 10th Street, people gather to reclaim old traditions and establish new ones, and in so doing, assert their right to exist as a community. AAU’s Mid-Autumn Festival creates a time when people come together in an expression of community pride and collective responsibility.

Behold, Francesco: The Flower of St. Francis

Presenter: International House PhiladelphiaDate: /9/19/2015 • 7pm Location: International House Philadelphia 3701 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PACost: Free for IHP members, $9 General Admission and $7 for Students and Seniors.Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Get tickets at ihousephilly.orgIn celebration of the Papal visit IHP will screen two films on the life of St. Francis of Assisi, this Pope’s namesake. In the first film The Flower of St. Francis director Roberto Rossellini director Roberto Rossellini and co-writer Federico Fellini lovingly convey the universal teachings of the People’s Saint: humility, compassion, faith, and sacrifice.

Japan Day Presenter: Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia and Shofuso Japanese House and GardenDate: 9/20/2015 • 11 am – 5 pmLocation: Shofuso Japanese House and Garden, Lansdowne Dr. & Horticultural Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19131Cost: FreeOpen to PublicCome out and meet Philadelphia’s Japanese community with a day of arts, crafts, culture. Area Japanese groups will perform and present information and activities; the house and garden will be open for tours.

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Munier Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra and Kovriga Balalaika Orchestra with Joseph Soprani Accordian Presenter: Multicultural Art ExchangeDate: 9/20/2015 • 7:30pmLocation: Need AddressCost: $20Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Buy tickets at munierkovriga.bpt.me or call 855-594-8414Multicultural Arts Exchange presents cross-cultural performance “You Say Ciao, I say Privet”: from Venice to Volga with Guitar, mandolin, balalaika and domra. For the first time of the same stage two unique Philadelphia-based folk orchestras: Munier Guitar and Mandolin and Kovriga Balalaika with appearance of famous accordionist Joe Soprani

QS World MBA Tour Presenter: QS Quacquarelli SymondsDate: 9/22/2015 • 4pm – 9pm Location: Conference Center at Chemical Heritage Foundation, 315 Chestnut St., PhiladelphiaCost: Registration Fee: $5 Same Day Fee: $15, Free for GPA MembersOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Limited spaces, register at goo.gl/XRjXwoThe QS World MBA Tour will be making a stop in Philadelphia. Our event is your opportunity to meet with admissions directors from the top local and international business schools, and network with like-minded professionals. As an attendee, you will be eligible to apply for exclusive MBA scholarships worth $1.7M and attend panels and seminars to have all of your MBA questions answered in one place.

Behold, Francesco: Brother Sun, Sister Moon

Presenter: International House PhiladelphiaDate: 9/24/2015Location: International House Philadelphia 3701 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PACost: Free for IHP members, $9 General Admission and $7 for Students and Seniors.Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Get tickets at ihousephilly.orgIn celebration of the Papal visit IHP will screen two films on the life of St. Francis of Assisi, this Pope’s namesake. In the second film Brother Sun, Sister Moon director Franco Zeffirelli’s focuses on the early years of Francis of Assisi, who sought communion with the natural world by renouncing his family’s riches to seek his own destiny unencumbered by material possessions. Introduced by Leonard Guercio, Temple University.

Water Resource Management Presenter: Citizen Diplomacy International Date: 9/28/2015 to 9/30/2015Location: Philadelphia and Carlisle

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Not Open to Public (by invitation only)Special Instructions: visit cdiphila.org for more informationCitizen Diplomacy International is arranging meetings for the Attaché from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Legal Officer from the Ministry of Defense from Mongolia. These Officials will receive an introduction to military legal practice with focus on legal considerations for international military deployments for United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions and other coalition missions.

International Crimes Issues Presenter: Citizen Diplomacy InternationalDate: 9/29/2015 to 10/03/2015Location: PhiladelphiaBy invitation only Citizen Diplomacy International is arranging meetings for four law enforcement professionals from Indonesia who will examine policies, operational strategies and the network of federal, state, and local government and private-sector institutions working to combat international crime. They will explore cooperative efforts that strengthen international partnerships to combat cross-border criminal activity. Services provided domestically and internationally to assist victims of international crimes will also be examined. Words Adorned: Andalusian Poetry and Music Series

Presenter: Al-Bustan Seeds of CultureDate: 9/29/2015, 10/25/2015, and 11/3/2015 Location: VariousCost: Free to $20 Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit albustanseeds.org for more info or call 267-809-3668.“Words Adorned: Andalusian Poetry and Music” is a series long project that examines the history and poetry of Andalusia, an era characterized by peaceful coexistence and artistic production.

The Importance of International Relations in Philadelphia - An evening with the Honorary Swiss Consul Christine Pfister

Presenter: Forum on Executive WomenDate: 9/30/2015 • 5pm – 7pmLocation: Pentimenti Gallery, 145 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106Cost: $17 GSP Members, $20 Non-membersNot Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Event Members event only, nominal feeAbout the Forum of Executive Women: Executive women from the greater Philadelphia region working together to increase the number of women in leadership roles, expand their impact and influence, and position them to drive positive change in the region.

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Open Source: Engaging Audiences in Public Space Presenter: City of Philadelphia Mural Arts ProgramDate:10/1/2015 to 10/31/2015Location: The Graham Building at Dilworth Park, 30 S 15th StreetCost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit opensource.muralarts.org for a full list of Open Source projects and eventsOpen Source is a citywide exhibition that will bring 14 extraordinary artists from around the world to Philadelphia. They will work with the Mural Arts Program and guest curator Pedro Alonzo to create a new series of temporary public artworks that explore and illuminate Philadelphia’s diverse urban identity. corporate sports event for SACC Philadelphia members. For more details, contact SACC Philadelphia : 215.790.3785. www.sacc-philadelphia.org

Caribbean Cuisine Week Preview Presenter: Young Caribbean Professional NetworkDate: 10/1/2015 to 10/31/2015Location: VariousCost: TBDOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: More info visit ycpn.orgA month-long preview of Caribbean Cuisine Week at 4 restaurants during October. The restaurants will serve one or two Caribbean themed specials in the month of October. Participating restaurants include Mixto, 48th Street Grille, Sabrina’s and REFF

Ciao Philadelphia Italian Heritage Month Presenter: Consulate General of Italy in PhiladelphiaDate:10/1/2015 to 10/312015Location: VariousCost: VariousOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: For full schedule of events ciaophiladelphia.comThis month-long series of more than 30 open-to-the-public events will highlight the contributions of Italian Americans to the Greater Philadelphia region and, indeed, the world. From opera to jazz, radio to race cars, from the Columbus Day parade to the lectures on Leonardo DaVinci, Ciao Philadelphia truly has something to offer everyone.

First Thursday “International Salon” Presenter: Citizen Diplomacy InternationalDate:10/1/2015 • 5:30Location: Courtyard Marriott Center City, 21 N. Juniper Street Philadelphia , PA 19107Cost: Free for MembersOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Register at cdiphila.org/first_thursday

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At CDI’s First Thursday prime networking events, attendees can expect to meet interesting and lively people from around the world! This is guaranteed to be a friendly evening of citizen diplomacy that will create lasting and positive impressions of the U.S., Philadelphia and of attendees.

Keystone State Boychoir hosts Sølvguettene (The Boys of Silver) Boy’s Choir from Norway Presenter: Norwegian American Chamber of Commerce Philadelphia ChapterDate: 10/01/2015 • 7pm – 8pmLocation: Abington Presbyterian Church, 1082 Old York Road Abington, PA 19001Cost: N/AOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Time of event subject to change. Please check naccphilly.org/ for the most up-to-date information

La traviata Presenter: Opera PhiladelphiaDate:10/2/2015 to 10/7/2015Location: 1420 Locust Street, Suite 210, Philadelphia, PA 19102Cost: $19 to $179Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Buy Tickets operaphila.org/whats-on/on-stage-2015-2016/la-traviata/ In Verdi’s classic work, Parisian courtesan Violetta surrenders her last hope of personal happiness for the sake of her lover Alfredo’s reputation. Though she is a “fallen woman,” Verdi’s empathetic and vivid score maintains her dignity and the audience’s compassion.

Opera on the Mall: La traviata Presenter: Opera PhiladelphiaDate:10/3/2015Location: Independence MallCost: FreeOpen to Public (registration required)Special Instructions: Registration for FREE tickets opens on Sept. 2 at 10:00 a.m. at operaphila.org/whats-on/events/opera-on-the-mall/la-traviata/ Opera Philadelphia’s fifth annual Opera on the Mall is a FREE opera broadcast in the shadow of Independence Hall.

Philly Freedom 5K Run Presenter: Friends of Independence National Historical ParkDate: 10/3/2015 • 7am – 10amLocation: 5th and Walnut Streets Philadelphia, PA 19106 Cost: Runners (21 and over) $40, Student runners (20 or younger) $25, Veterans FreeOpen to PublicSpecial instructions: Register at runsignup.com/Race/PA/Philadelphia/PhillyFreedom5K. Veterans use use discount code FoIVeteran5K.They are not just going to run… they are going to change history! Actually no, but they are going to have fun. As the men who gathered in this space in 1776,

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you will have a choice to make… whether you would run on the Loyalist Team for Great Britain or if you will stand against taxation without representation and run as a Patriot for Independence.

Block Party with Open Source Artists Keir Johnston & Belize Native Ernel Martinez

Presenter: City of Philadelphia Mural Arts ProgramDate: 10/3/2015Location: 9th Street and Susquehanna, North PhiladelphiaCost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: opensource.muralarts.orgThe Philadelphia-based artists will convert a warehouse on 9th Street and Susquehanna into a community center dedicated to capturing stories of migration and immigration into Philadelphia. The goal of the center is to bridge the African American and Hispanic communities that are divided by the 5th Street corridor through sharing of personal histories. The community will be brought together through a series of lively events highlighting the culture of both groups such as music, food, and art.

Embracing Out Community with Arts Event

Presenter: The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (Creative Philadelphia) and Al-Bustan Seeds of CultureDate:10/3/2015Location: Trinity Center for Urban Life – 22nd and Spruce Street, Center City PhiladelphiaCost: FreeOpen to PublicAl-Bustan invites the Philadelphia area community to experience Arab arts and culture! Featuring Al-Bustan artists, master teachers, and students, this participatory showcase event celebrates the work of Al-Bustan and brings together families and individuals for an afternoon of friendship, art-making and live music.

Curtis Opera Theatre presents La Bohème

Presenter: Curtis Institute of MusicDate: 10/3/2015 and 10/4/2015Location: Prince Theater, 1412 Chestnut St.Cost: Single tickets: $5, $25, $50Open to Public (no registration required)Special Instructions: Buy Tickets from the Prince Theater Box Office at (215) 422-4580 or princetheater.org Poor but carefree Rodolfo and Mimi fall deeply in love, until misunderstandings and Mimi’s illness threaten their happiness. Their bittersweet reunion, filled with pathos, is all too brief. This immortal story of tragic love among struggling young bohemians, wrapped in the mantle of Puccini’s sublime score, is presented in concert.

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Women’s Leadership Program 2015

Presenter: Eisenhower FellowshipsDate: 10/5/2015 to 10/9/2015By invitation only Poor Eisenhower Fellowships’ Women’s Leadership Program(WLP), is a highly selective seven-week fellowship offering intensive, individualized study and professional networking opportunities across the United States. The 2015 WLP features 25 outstanding women leaders from 22 countries working in the public, private and non-profit sectors. WLP Fellows make a commitment to mentor women in their home countries and regions after the completion of the fellowship to advance the next generation of emerging women leaders. The program kicks off with an opening seminar in Philadelphia, home of Eisenhower Fellowships.

The World Meeting of Families is Gone, Now What? A Panel Discussion on International Tourism and Business Development Presenter: Temple University Fox School of Business CIBERDate:10/6/2015 • 8:30am – 12:00pmLocation: Great Court, Mitten Hall, Temple University 1913 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit fox.temple.edu/ciber/events for more information.The World Meeting of Families will bring over 1 million visitors to Philadelphia, generating a significant amount of international media coverage. Temple University’s Fox School of Business and School of Tourism and Hospitality Management will bring together a panel of experts from such organizations as the PHLCVB, Visit Philadelphia, and Global Philadelphia to discuss increasing international tourism and business development, building on the momentum from this unprecedented event.

The History of America’s National Parks Presenter: Philadelphia Horticultural SocietyDate: 10/6/2015 to 11/10/2015 • 6pm – 7pm every TuesdayLocation: PHS McLean Library, 100 N. 20th St 1st floor Philadelphia PA, 19103Cost: $30 PHS Members; $40 Non-MembersOpen to PublicAs we gear up to celebrate our national parks at the 2016 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, we invite you to learn more about our nation’s parks! Join architect and Temple professor, Michael LoFurno, on a historical journey of our parks. Michael will teach about the scenic preservation movement, the governmental underpinnings of the National Park System and the transition of other types of preservation.

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2015 PHLDiversity Annual Luncheon - Multicultural Affairs Congress

Presenter: PHLCVBDate:10/7/2015 • 11:30am –1:30pmLocation: Philadelphia Marriot Downtown (Grand Ballroom) 1201 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107Cost: $200 Dual Admission, $110 Single AdmissionOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Register at phlcvb.ticketleap.com/2015-phldiversity-annual-luncheon/PHLDiversity celebrates “The Impact of Diversity” at its 2015 Annual Luncheon.

Greater Philadelphia Metro Export Plan Steering Committee Meeting

Presenter: Economy League of Greater Philadelphia and World Trade Center of Greater PhiladelphiaDate:10/7/2015Location: ReedSmith, 1717 Arch St Philadelphia, PA 19103Cost: FreeNot Open to Public (Invitation Only)Special Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details

World Heritage Symposium Presenter: Project World Heritage / GPA Date:10/8/2015Location: Three Logan Square, 1717 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA 19103Cost: N/ANot Open to PublicThe Organization of World Heritage Cities says in November to Philadelphia becoming a World Heritage City. What would it mean for our city and region?

Focus on Alliance of Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) Presenter: Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania Date: 10/8/2015Cost: TBDSpecial Instructions: For updated information go to globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events

For Love of Country Presenter: Philadelphia OrchestraDate:10/8/2015 to 10/10/2015Location: Verizon Hall, 300 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 191026Special Instructions: Buy tickets at kimmelcenter.org/events/?id=5150 How do national pride and love of homeland influence a great artist? That’s

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another theme of our season, beautifully launched with these three works. Yannick is joined by Gil Shaham, who has been captivating our audiences for more than 25 years. He brings his magnificent virtuosity to Bartók’s post-Romantic Violin Concerto No. 2, infused with the sounds and colors of Hungarian folk tunes.

International Squash Open Presenter: Drexel UniversityDate:10/8/2015 and 10/17/2015Location: VariousCost: Various Ticket Levels Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Buy Tickets at www.usopensquash.com/ticket-overview/The 2015 Delaware Investments U.S. Open returns to Drexel University! Witness one of the most prestigious and significant squash events in the world. Enjoy a world class sports events showcasing the most elite professional athletes from across the globe.

EB-5 Visas and Transportation Infrastructure Investments Presenter: Delaware Valley Regioinal Planning Commission (DVRPC)Date: 10/9/2015 • 8:30am –11amLocation: DVRPC, 190 N. Independence Mall West, 8th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19106Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: RSVP to [email protected] EB-5 program establishes a path to permanent residency for up to 10,000 immigrants annually (plus their immediate family members) who invest a minimum of $500,000 in an existing or new business in the United States and create or preserve at least 10 jobs. Learn how EB-5 funding is being used in the Greater Philadelphia region to help finance infrastructure, support real estate development, and create jobs. Open Access PHL Presenter: Open Access PHLDate: 10/9/2015 • 4pm – 8pmLocation: Excite Center at 3401 Market St Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA 19104Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: For more details go to openaccessphilly.com/category/events/

Turning Global Educational Experience into Global Legal Practice Presenter: Philadelphia Bar Association Date: 10/9/2015 • 12pm –1:30pmLocation: Pepper Hamilton LLP, 3000 Two Logan Square, 18th and Arch Streets Philadelphia, PA 19103Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Register by email [email protected] or 215.981.4614

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How can an international educational experience set you off on your path to a legal career with international dimensions? In this program, recent law school graduates from Philadelphia-area law schools will share how their international law experiences during law school have led them to careers in international legal practice.

U.S. Bases and the Construction of Hegemony Symposium Presenter: Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy (CENFAD)Date:10/9/2015 to 10/10/2015Location: Venues at Temple UniversityCost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: For details, go to cla.temple.edu/cenfad/Events/index.htmlKeynote Address on Friday by David Vine, American University. Film Screening on Friday: “Occupy Turkey: Resistance in Baseworld,” Dir. Amy Austin Holmes, American University in Cairo. The Symposium on Saturday will feature four panel discussions throughout the day. The 3rd Annual Pearl Street Block Party

Presenter: The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (Creative Philadelphia)Date: 10/10/2015 • 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm, followed by culminating Community FeastLocation: 1200 block of Pearl Street (Indoors at 1219 Vine Street in case of rain)Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: For more details go to asianartsinitiative.org/event/the-3rd-annual-pearl-street-block-partyA re-imagination of how an underutilized alley can be transformed into a creative space, filled with life and art and connecting diverse communities in our neighborhood and beyond! Join us for an array of live performances and music, food, and interactive artwork and displays created by Asian Arts Initiative’s artists-in-residence and additional local artists and community groups.

Shofuso First Annual Mid-Century Modern Architectural Tour Presenter: Shofuso Japanese Tea House and GardenDate:10/10/2015 • 10am–3pmLocation: New Hope, Bucks County, PA Cost: $50, Registration requiredOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Register at 51111.blackbaudhosting.com/51111/Shofuso-First-Annual-Mid-Century-Modern-Architectural-Tour; Proceeds benefit the Shofuso Japanese House and Garden Roof Restoration Fund. A day-long self-guided tour of mid-century homes reflecting the influences on Shofuso’s Japanese modernist architect Junzo Yoshimura explores the artistic interconnections between Japan and the United States. This year’s tour will focus on Bucks County mid-century modern architecture including Nakashima/Amagasu House and the nearby Raymond Farm.

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“PHL on the Road to Paris” Reception

Presenter: China Partnership of Greater Philadelphia Date:10/13/2015 • 5pm – 7pmLocation: Liberty View Ballroom, Independence Visitors CenterCost: FreeNot Open to Public (By invitation only)Special Instructions: Invited guests will need to register on event website. eventbrite.com/e/phl-on-the-road-to-paris-reception-tickets-18035651118The PHL region is actively involved in supporting the U.N.-convened Conference of Parties (COP21) meeting taking place in Paris in December of this year. Our reception brings together PHL local government and Economic Development Organization representative together with business, academic and non-profit leaders, all of whom are involved in our city/region’s effort to support the COP21 process

Envisioning LGBTQ Rights in the Middle East

Presenter: Middle East Center of UPennDate:10/13/2015 • 5:30pmLocation: TBDCost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: For details go to: https://www.sas.upenn.edu/mec/eventsThe Middle East/North Africa (MENA) region is incredibly diverse-- and its LGBTQ communities are just as heterogeneous. How does queer subjectivity differ across the region? What are the challenges to local and international LGBTQ rights organizing in the Middle East? While the case of Queer Palestine will serve as a key area of discussion, this lecture, presented by Sa’ed Atshan, will also address the broader regional context.

Sister City Students - Torun, Poland & Philadelphia

Presenter: Citizens Diplomacy InternationalDate:10/13/2015 to 10/23/2015 Cost: N/ABy invitation onlySpecial Instructions: Visit cdiphila.orgAn ongoing high school exchange continues between Torun, Poland and Philadelphia’s Swenson Arts and Technology High School and Abraham Lincoln High School with a group from Torun exploring American life and culture through classes, home stays and sightseeing in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.

Philadelphia Lantern Slide Salon Presenter: Wagner Free Institute of Science/Archives Month PhillyDate:10/14/2015 • 6pm – 8pmLocation: Wagner Free Institute of Science, 1700 W. Montgomery Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19121Cost: Free

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Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Registration is encouraged. Walk-ins are welcome. Visit wagnerfreeinstitute.org/news.shtml Celebrate Archives Month Philly at the Wagner Free Institute of Science with an evening of historic lantern slide images and the stories behind them. Predating the motion picture, lantern slides were used for entertainment, to document, and to illustrate educational programs and courses.

MBA Open House: How to Become a Global Leader Presenter: Villanova Center for Global LeadershipDate:10/14/2015 • 6pm – 8pmLocation: The HUB CityView, 17th and Market, 14th FloorCost: FreeOpen to Public (registration required)Special Instructions: Register online: www1.villanova.edu/villanova/business/graduate/mba/mbaevents.htmlJoin us at Villanova School of Business’ Philadelphia location to experience a sample MBA class: “How to Become A Global Leader.” The class will be taught by Professor Jonathan Doh, one of the top ranked international business faculty in the world, who will discuss the changing balance of global economic power, the four qualities of a global leader and how to attain them, and global opportunities in the Villanova MBA Program.

The Dream of Wonderland: Alice Turns 150

Presenter: Rosenbach of the Free Library Date:10/14/2015 to 5/15/2016 Location: Rosenbach House, 2008-2010 Delancey Place Philadelphia, PA 19103Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: More Details rosenbach.org/learn/exhibitions/alice/dream-wonderlandThis fall, the Rosenbach will mark the 150th anniversary of this internationally beloved story in fantastic fashion. Follow down the rabbit hole as they bring Wonderland to the heart of Philadelphia with a captivating exhibition and an exciting schedule of public programming exploring the many facets of this literary classic.

2015 HIAS Annual Meeting: Reunion

Date: 10/14/2015 •12:00pm –1:30pmLocation: 2100 Arch StreetCost: General Admission tickets are $40, non-profit rate is $30.Open to Public (registration required)Special Instructions: Tickets include a full vegetarian meal. Kosher rules will be observed. hiaspa.org/AM2015Join us for our launch of the HIAS Pennsylvania fiscal year with a celebration of

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community partners and induction of our new Board of Directors.

A Wing and a Prayer: Documentary Screening and Filmmaker Talk Presenter: Penn State Great ValleyDate: 10/15/2015Location: The Conference Center at Penn State Great Valley, 30 E. Swedesford Rd., Malvern, PA Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial instructions: Free. Tickets required at: wingandaprayer.eventbrite.comA Wing and a Prayer, a new PBS documentary, tells the virtually unknown story of World War II aviators who risked their lives and freedom in 1948 to prevent a second Holocaust. Boaz Dvir, an award winning filmmaker and Penn State professor will introduce the film and afterwards, discuss the making of the documentary.

One Book One Philadelphia Launch Presenter: Free Library of PhiladelphiaDate:10/15/2015Location: Free Library of PhiladelphiaCost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: For details go to freelibrary.orgThe goal of One Book, One Philadelphia is to promote reading, literacy, and libraries, and to encourage the entire greater Philadelphia area to come together through reading and discussing a single book.

Nucleus 2015: Celebrating Women Innovators Presenter: University City Science Center (UCSC) Date:10/15/2015 • 5:30pm – 8:30pm Location: 3601 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104Cost: N/AOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: For more information or tickets: [email protected] Innovators Walk of Fame shines a light on the diverse tradition of discovery and innovation in the Greater Philadelphia region. Past honorees have made groundbreaking contributions to the scientific and entrepreneurial communities that have revolutionized the local, regional and global landscape.

Obey/Open: Open Source in Art and Technology with Shepard Fairey and Rich Miner Presenter: Arts + Business Council of Greater PhiladelphiaDate: 10/15/2015Location: TBD

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Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: For more details, go to: artsandbusinessphila.org/news/

Event includes discussion about Open Source in Art and Technology, which is often a global effort.

Art Opening for Exhibit of international Photographs by Rick Latham Presenter: St. Asaph’s Church Date: 10/15/2015 • 5pm – 7pmLocation: 27 Conshohocken State Rd., Bala Cynwyd, PA Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details

Global Education Conference Presenter: Asia Society of New York, with Penn Partnership for Global LearningDate:10/15/2015 to 10/16/2015Location: The Inn At Penn A Hilton Hotel 3600 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 1910Cost: Conference Registration $319, Conference Group 4+ $299 eachOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: RegisterThe Global Education Forum, co-sponsored by Asia Society and Penn GSE, will be held on October 16 and 17 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The conference is an opportunity to engage in a critical conversation between K–12 and higher education educators about how best to prepare students for a global world.

Bringing Vitality to Main Street: How Immigrant Small Businesses Help Local Economies Grow Presenter: DVRPCDate: 10/16/2015 Location: 190 N. Independence Mall West, 8th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19106 Cost: Registration fee Open to PublicSpecial instructions: Registration required. See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details

46th International Students and Scholars Welcome Reception Presenter: Penn Museum (partners Campus Philly, Penn Language Centers)Date:10/16/2015Location: Penn Museum, 3260 South Street Philadelphia, PA 191048Cost: FreeOpen to Public Special Instructions: Dress code is traditional or businessJoin more than 1000 guests for the International Student Reception at the Penn Museum. This signature event, celebrating its 45th year, includes music

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and dance performances, networking with people from around the world, and introductions to local resources.

Beethoven’s Eighth Presenter: Philadelphia OrchestraDate:10/16/2015 to 10/17/2015Location: Verizon Hall, One South Broad Street, 14th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19107Cost: $35 to $142Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Buy tickets at philorch.orgA beloved Orchestra collaborator, Donald Runnicles conducts Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8 with Johannes Moser on the cello. The program will also include Elgar’s Cello Concertos and Brahms - Variations on a Theme of Haydn during the intermission.

Harvest Festival Presenter: Reading Terminal Market, outside on Filbert St. Date: 10/17/2015Location: Reading Terminal Market, outside on Filbert St. Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: See details at events at readingterminalmarket.orgFall is here, and that means it’s harvest time! Come and bring the entire family to celebrate the foods of the Pennsylvania harvest at the Market’s annual Harvest Festival. Filbert Street (aka Harry Ochs Way) will be closed to vehicle traffic and transformed into an urban farm with hay bales and corn stalks. Don’t miss our fabulous beer garden featuring fall brews and delicious snacks. Farm tractor rides, enjoy delicious seasonal foods and treats, listen to live music, and more.

Understanding the Modern Middle East: History, Identity, and Politics Presenter: Foreign Policy Research Institute Date: 10/17/2015 to 10/18/2015Location: Sonesta Hotel 1800 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19103Cost: FreeNot Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: To apply email to [email protected]. For more info visit fpri.org/events/ for more infoA casual glance at the newspaper headlines related to the Middle East reveals a litany of religious, ethnic, and political actors - each with their own histories, conflicts, and dynamics that are little known or understood. In this intensive weekend-long conference for high school teachers, we will explore the nexus of identity and politics from the pre-modern period to the current day and beyond.

Art, Sustainability, and the Eco-Experience

Presenter: Sustainability NexusDate:10/17/2015 or 10/18/2015 • 5pm Location: CityCoHo, 2401 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19103

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Cost: $10 to $15Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: For details go to globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/eventsArt has the ability to evoke abstract thought and emotional experiences. When merged with sustainability, Art can deepen our connection to the environment, taking it from something that is observed to something that is experienced, from something easily passed over, to profound impact.

Boo at the Zoo Presenter: Philadelphia Zoo Date:10/17/2015, 10/18/2015, 10/24/2015 and 10/25/2015 • 10 am – 4 pmLocation: 3400 W Girard Ave Philadelphia, PA 19104Cost: Free for Members and Child (under 2), $20 Adult, $18 Child Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: For more information philadelphiazoo.orgPhiladelphia Zoo is adding a little green to your Halloween with the return of Boo at the Zoo for two spooky weekends! Put on your favorite costume and join us for a creepy, crawly celebration with trick-or-treating and so much more!

Circuitous Journey Presenter: E-Moderne Gallerie Date:10/17/2015 – 11/14/2015 Location: 116 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA 19106 Cost: Free Open to PublicCircuitous Journey Contemporary photography explores fictional vistas in lieu of documenting reality by International acclaimed artist Mei Xian Qui. Mei Xian Qiu is a Los Angeles based Chinese-Indonesian artist.

Riyaaz Qawwali Presenter: The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (Creative Philadelphia)Date: 10/18/2015 • 8pmLocation: Painted Bride Art Center, 230 Vine StreetCost: $25 in advance/$30 day of show Members: $17.50/$21Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Buy Tickets at paintedbride.org/events/riyaaz-qawwali/The 700-year old tradition of Qawwali music takes on a new life with the lively rhythmic cycles, gripping melodies and inspirational poetry from Texas-based Riyaaz Qawwali. Trained in eastern and western classical music, Riyaaz Qawwali has been professionally performing qawwali for the past eight years.

Curtis Symphony Orchestra with Yannick Nézet-Séguin, conductor Presenter: Curtis Institute of Music Date: 10/18/2015 Location: Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center

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Cost: Single tickets: $5 to $50; available beginning August 3 Open to Public Special Instructions: Buy tickets from the Kimmel Center Box Office at (215) 893-1999 or kimmelcenter.org

Music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Curtis mentor conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads this program of 20th-century masterworks. The lyrical impressionism of Debussy’s La Mer and Ravel’s Shéhérazade are joined with the bracing neo-classicism of Stravinsky’s Symphonies of Wind Instruments and Prokofiev’s monumental Fifth Symphony. Also featuring conducting fellows Edward Poll and Conner Covington.

Fighting Back: Defending the LGBT Mind and Body in Pennsylvania Presenter: The Historical Society of Pennsylvania Date: 10/18/2015 to 10/19/2015Location: 1300 Locust Street Philadelphia, PA 19017Cost: N/AOpen to Public This year’s annual symposium on LGBT regional history, “Fighting Back: Defending the LGBT Mind and Body in Pennsylvania” focuses on health activism and the LGBT community.

2015 State of Young Involved Philadelphians Conference: Philly Circles the Globe

Presenter: World Affairs Council, Foreign Policy Research Institute and Global Philadelphia AssociationDate: 10/20/2015 • 5:30pm – 7:30pm Cost: TBDOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details

A learning forum focused on Philadelphia’s dynamic and expanding international connections. The forum will explore how immigration has contributed to the city’s first net population growth in decades, the importance of foreign trade and investment to achieve sustainable economic growth in Philadelphia, and how Philly’s international populations are feeding into our vibrant dining scene.

Ports & the Politics of Scale in the Persian Gulf: Urbanization in the Long 20th Century

Presenter: Middle East Center of UPennDate: 10/19/2015 Location: TBDCost: FreeOpen to PublicArang Keshavarzian will examine the changing urban morphology of the Persian Gulf port cities as a vehicle to trace the shifts in the global and local political

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economy. He will explore how the forces that de-couple ports from cities, namely containerization and state-building, reconfigured both the cities and the social relationships within and across the Gulf region.

Giving Them the World: Creating Global Citizens, One Philadelphian at a Time

Presenter: World Affairs Council, Foreign Policy Research Institute and Global Philadelphia AssociationDate: 10/20/2015 • 6:00pm – 8:00pmLocation: 1 South Broad St., Suite 2MCost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Time of event subject to change. Please check wacphila.org for the most up-to-date information.This interactive “town hall” will introduce young, civically-engaged participants to ways in which Philadelphia is creating globally-minded citizens, while addressing the increasing role that the world at large has on Philly’s future development. For the city to thrive on an international level, future Philadelphians of all ages will need to learn more, read more and discuss more about the world and use that experience in the future development of Philadelphia.

Welcome to Greater Philadelphia Presenter: Select Greater PhiladelphiaDate:10/21/2015 • 6pm – 8pm Cost: N/ANot Open to Public (registration is required)Special Instructions: Register by emailing [email protected] or call 215-790-3653Welcome to Greater Philadelphia brings together Greater Philadelphia’s top business and civic leaders to greet top business executives who have recently established their operations and their homes in our community. The event offers the area’s business and civic leaders the chance to say “thank you” and “welcome to the neighborhood” to newly relocated executives in an informal networking environment.

Revisiting the 1876 Centennial: Philadelphia hosts America’s First World’s Fair Presenter: USA250Date:10/21/2015Location: TBDOpen to PublicJoin USA250 to take a look back at the first World’s Fair in America: the Centennial International Exposition of 1876, held in West Fairmount Park. Held in 70 buildings across 284 acres, the Expo attracted nearly 25% of all Americans to Philadelphia. We’ll discuss lessons learned as we plan for the United States’ 250th in 2026. Details TBA.

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20th Annual United Nations Day in Pennsylvania: Urban Development and the Sustainable Development Goals Presenter: Global Education MotivatorsDate: 10/22/2015 • 9:30am – 2pmLocation: Chestnut Hill College, East Parlor/St. Joseph Hall, Philadelphia, PA 19118Cost: $20 per student (includes resources and lunch)Not Open to Public (Students Grades 8 – 12) Secondary School Students will meet to become more aware of the Sustainable Development Goals and their impact on the future, videoconference with the United Nations and students in Pittsburgh, PA, discuss in small groups ways students can work to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and learn about the UN Student Leadership Conference on Development.

Greater Philadelphia Leadership Exchange (GPLEX): Changing Approaches to Leadership in Greater Philadelphia Presenter: Economy League of Greater Philadelphia Date: 10/22/2015 – 10/23/2015 Not Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details. This fall, the Economy League will bring back some of the best speakers from 10 years of Leadership Exchanges as we reflect upon how evolving approaches to organizational leadership and collaboration are driving growth and transformation in our region.

Urban Bush Women Presenter: The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (Creative Philadelphia)Date: 10/22/2015 to 10/24/2015 Location: Annenberg Center - Zellerbach TheaterCost: $20 to $50Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Buy tickets at annenbergcenter.org/event/urban-bush-womenThe Urban Bush Women troupe uses cultural expression as a catalyst for social change. The performance ensemble of seven women weaves contemporary dance, music and text with the history, culture and spiritual traditions of the African diaspora.

Celebrate Peace for UN70 Presenter: United Nations Association for Greater Philadelphia and Harmony for Peace FoundationDate: 10/24/2015 •1:00pm – 5:30pm Location: Kimmel Center for Performing Arts, PhiladelphiaCost: TBDOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details

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Celebrate the 70th anniversary of the United Nations with a Peace Forum and Interfaith Dialogue on tolerance and respect followed by a concert by world-renowned conductor Johan de Meij (Composer of “Lord of Rings”) and orchestra, along with guest performers from Japan and the Philippines and local choir groups.

Doyle Reno: Blind Reverse Sculpting Presenter: The Bazemore GalleryDate:10/24/2015 to 11/29/2015 • 6pm – 9pmLocation: The Bazemore Gallery: 4339 Main Street, Manayunk Cost: FreeOpen to PublicDoyle Reno lives and works in Santa Fe, New Mexico and has worked in acrylic, oils, photography, sculpture and mixed media for over forty years. For the past fifteen years Doyle’s sculpting has been through a process he calls “blind reverse sculpting”. This freehand technique makes it virtually impossible to predict the exact progress of the sculpture until it is unveiled and completed. The grand opening exhibition of Doyle’s new work will be on Saturday, October 24, 2015, from 6-9pm at The Bazemore Gallery.

Middle East Film Festival Presenter: Middle East Center at the University of PennsylvaniaDate: 10/26/2015 to 10/29/2015 • 5:30pm and 8:30pm (films vary)Location: International House PhiladelphiaCost: specific film times and other details, go to sas.upenn.edu/mec/events or ihousephilly.org/calendarOpen to PublicThe Middle East Film Festival includes: SYRIA, The Shebabs of Yarmouk; JORDAN, Theeb; ISRAEL, Zero Motivation; IRAN, Boys with Broken Ears; LEBANON, Ghadi; MOROCCO, Traitors; PALESTINE, Eye of a Thief; and, TURKEY, Sivas.

27th Annual Liberty Medal Award Ceremony

Presenter: National Constitution Center Date: 10/26/2015Location: National Constitution Center on Independence National Historical ParkCost: N/AOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Registration required

The National Constitution Center is pleased to announce that His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet will receive the 2015 Liberty Medal in recognition of his advocacy for human rights worldwide.

France Nation Day Presenter: EFIP (Ecole Francaise Internationale de Philadelphie), Alliance Française, and Philadelphie Accueil Date: 10/27/2015Location: VariousCost: FreeOpen to Public

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Special Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more detailsEnjoy the French life here in Philly! Education, culture, arts, history,... and of course cuisine, wine!

Italian-American Pediatric Course Presenter: Children’s Hospital of PhiladelphiaDate: 10/28/2015 to 10/30/2015Location: CHOP and Florence, Italy Cost: $200 Not Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Register at chop.edu/events/inaugural-italian-american-symposium-pediatrics. Intended for pediatricians, pediatric surgeons and pediatric advanced practice nurses.The inaugural Italian-American Symposium in Pediatrics will focus on three main areas of advances in the care of children: unique cutting-edge therapies, new care delivery models, and new approaches to common and difficult pediatric clinical conditions. This conference jointly sponsored by CHOP and Meyer’s Children’s Hospital in Florence and supported by the Italian Pediatric Society.

Eurasian-American Life Sciences Innovation Roundtable in Moscow Presenter: Mid-Atlantic – Eurasia Business CouncilDate: 10/28/2015 to 11/1/2015Location: ”Expocentre” and VDNH in Moscow, Russia; Philadelphia, United States (teleconference)Cost: N/AOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: For more information, please visit the MAEBC/MARBC website at ma-rbc.org.Mid-Atlantic – Eurasia Business Council (MAEBC/MARBC) will organize Eurasian-American Life Sciences Innovation Roundtable and will host a teleconference with our partners at International Biotechnology Forum & Exhibition RosBioTech 2015 and Open Innovations 2015 Forum.

Wharton Social Impact Conference Presenter: The Wharton School, University of PennsylvaniaDate: 10/29/2015Location: TBDOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: For more details, go to socialimpact.wharton.upenn.

Community and Heritage Issues: An International Discussion Presenter: Community and Heritage Issues: An International Discussion Date: 10/29/2015 • 5:30 pmLocation: Widener Lecture Hall, Penn Museum.

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Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Reception after event Heritage is often discussed in an international context, but more often it is dealt with at the local level. In this lecture, Dr. Joe Watkins, Supervisory Anthropologist for the National Park Service, draws upon examples of community approaches to heritage in New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and the United States, for the local benefit while at the same time meeting international goals of preservation and protection.

Shyamaween Presenter: M. Night Shyamalan FoundationDate: 10/30/2015 to 10/31/2015 • 8pm – 1:30am Location: The Mask and Wig Club 310 S Quince St, Philadelphia, PA 19107Cost: TicketedNot Open to Public (Invite Only)Special Instructions: For more info please contact [email protected], (costumes required)Join M. Night Shyamalan and guests at Philadelphia’s premiere halloween party, Shyamaween to benefit the M. Night Shyamalan Foundation, which supports grassroots leaders who are changing the world. Be bad, do good. “Open bar; FOOD BY JOSE GARCES, music and live entertainment including performers from the Boston Circus Guild Be a part of this year’s mischief.

Literary Dinner Balzac/Diner Litteraire Autour de Balzac, with Michele Haines

Presenter: Alliance Française de PhiladelphieDate: 10/30/2015 • 6pm – 8:30pmLocation: Alliance Française 1420 Walnut Street, Suite 700Cost: $100 for AF members, $120 for non-membersOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Register at afphila.comFood is character and class. He loved baguettes and black bread. He loved peasant food and foie gras” (about Honore de Balzac). Join us for good food, wines from the Loire Valley and conversation around Balzac.identity. corporate sports event for SACC Philadelphia members. For more details, contact SACC Philadelphia : 215.790.3785. www.sacc-philadelphia.org

Mexican Nation Day Presenter: Penn Museum, Mexican Cultural Center, and Mexican ConsulateDate: 11/1/2015Location: Penn Museum Cost: Free w/Museum AdmissionOpen to PublicThe Penn Museum, the Mexican Cultural Center, and the Mexican Consulate in Philadelphia join forces again to present the popular, annual Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) celebration. Enjoy Mexican culture and the tradition of the Day of the Dead at this family-friendly afternoon filled with music and dance, puppetry and storytelling, and arts and crafts.

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11th Annual Educators Conference on Human Rights - Exploring Human Rights and Culture in Mexico Presenter: Global Education Motivators Date: 11/3/2015 to 11/4/2015Location: Colegio Carol Baur, Mexico CityCost: 7 days, 6 nights - $475 (Airfare not included), 5 days, 4 nights - $375 (Airfare not included, and Non-refundable $50 deposit)Not Open to Public (Educators- teachers, administrators, librarians, and NGO leaders)Special Instructions: Download Printable Registration form or Online Registration Form at gem-ngo.org/EdTripMexico.html

XIII World Congress of the Organization of World Heritage Cities Presenter: City of Philadelphia and the Global Philadelphia Association Date: 11/3/2015 to 11/6/2015Location: Arequipa, Peru Cost: N/ANot Open to PublicThe XIII World Congress of the Organization of World Heritage Cities is held by the city of Arequipa from November 3 to 6, 2015. Those who will join us in November 2015, will have the opportunity of sharing with us valuable experiences in the field of conservation and heritage management, especially those related to urban resilience in World Heritage Cities, including a presentation on resilience of the Philadelphia Navy Yard.

Days of Eurasian-American Innovation Entrepreneurship Cooperation (RAVC)

Presenter: Mid-Atlantic – Eurasia Business CouncilDate: 11/3/2015 to 11/6/2015Location: University City Science Center (3711 Market St., Philadelphia, PA) and various locationsCost: N/AOpen to Public The Mid-Atlantic - Eurasia Business Council (MAEBC/MARBC) is pleased to present the Annual Days of Eurasian-American Innovation Entrepreneurship Cooperation (RAVC 2015 and RAVC 2016), which will take place in Philadelphia and Mid-Atlantic Region on November 3-6, 2015 and on May 9-13, 2016. As part of RAVC 2015, the Mid-Atlantic - Eurasia Business Council is organizing the Eurasian-American Technology Entrepreneurship Conference, and facilitating Eurasian participation in the IMPACT Capital Conference (IMPACT 2015).

First Thursday “International Salon” Presenter: Citizen Diplmocay InternationalDate: 11/5/2015Location: Courtyard Marriott Center City, 21 N. Juniper Street Philadelphia, PA 19107

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Cost: Free for MembersOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: See Register at cdiphila.org/first_thursday Special guests including U.S. State Dept., Phila Exchange programs, entrepreneurs with MedTech startups from Republic Tatarstand, Russia and many others from Phila, Sister Cities and universities.

Energy Interdependence in the Western Hemisphere Presenter: Global Interdependence Center Date: 11/5/2015Location: Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, 100 N. 6th StreetCost: Ticketed $25 to $200Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Registration is available at bit.ly/PHL115This November 5 event will feature a discussion of midstream energy companies, infrastructures and assets; the role of shipping and ports in trade patterns and flows of energy in the Western Hemisphere; and the Southeast Pennsylvania region as an East Coast Energy Hub.

Memory of a Time Twice Lived Presenter: Wagner Free Institute of ScienceDate: 11/5/2015 • 7pm – 9pmLocation: Wagner Free Institute of Science, 1700 W. Montgomery Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19121Cost: N/AOpen to Public Join us for the premiere of Memory of a Time Twice Lived, from multi-cultural artists Valerie Tevere and Angel Nevarez. Inspired by their research into the history of the accordion and the Wagner’s mission and archives, this film merges several different filmic genres– the French avant-garde, science fiction, music video, and science documentary.

Hot Issues Facing Global Companies

Presenter: Philadelphia Bar Association Date: 11/5/2015 • 4pm – 5:30pmLocation: Pepper Hamilton LLP, 3000 Two Logan Square, Philadelphia, PA 19103Cost: N/AOpen to PublicThe International Law Committee of the Philadelphia Bar Association will host a panel discussion, with a cocktail reception to follow. The panel will feature three U.S. General Counsels from international companies doing business in the United States. Each of the panelists will offer their perspectives on the hot legal issues facing multinational companies, and provide insights on cultural and practical challenges of cross border legal work.

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World Cultures and Languages Day Presenter: Community College of PhiladelphiaDate: 11/5/2015 to 11/6/2015Location: Community College of PhiladelphiaCost: N/AOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details.

ScrappleFest Presenter: Reading Terminal MarketDate: 11/7/2015 • 10am – 4pmLocation: Reading Terminal MarketCost: FreeOpen to PublicLove it or hate it, Scrapple is the quintessential Pennsylvania breakfast treat. Celebrate all things Scrapple at Scrapplefest! Local Scrapple brands will sample their products, chefs from the Market will prepare an assortment of scrapple dishes, and a panel of local celebrities will judge the best Scrapple dish in Reading Terminal Market.

The Art of Steel Presenter: Philadelphia Youth Cultural PTADate: 11/7/2015Location: School of the Future, 4021 Parkside Avenue, Phila., PA 19104Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSteel Pan Expo from Trinidad & Tobago

Annual Undergraduate Open House Presenter: Rosemont CollegeDate: 11/7/2015Location: 1400 Montgomery Avenue, Rosemont, PA 19010Cost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: For more details, go to rosemont.edu

Rosemont’s Undergraduate Admissions Office offers several Open Houses throughout the year. During these visits you’ll meet several Admissions Counselors and go on a tour of our scenic suburban campus with one of our student ambassadors. We look forward to meeting you, and showing you why Rosemont College is a great place to call home.

Mugė Lithuanian Fair Presenter: Lithuanian Music Hall AssociationDate: 11/7/2015 to 11/8/2015Location: 2715 E. Allegheny Ave., Philadelphia Cost: N/A

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Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details.Always the first weekend in November, Mugė is an opportunity for full immersion in Lithuanian culture and tradition. Beyond entertainment and dining, it’s an opportunity to learn more about getting involved with the Lithuanian Music Hall Association.

Hildegard von Bingen: Bambina Mistica- Child Mystic Cantata - American premiere

Presenter: International Opera TheaterDate: 11/8/2015 • 3:00pm Location: The Sisters of Saint Francis Philadelphia in Aston, PACost: N/AOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details. Celebrates the life of Hildegard Von Bingen, as taken from her writings about her childhood. The cantata is sung in Italian and Latin by 10 girls from the Philadelphia area and one professional Italian soprano, with accompaniment on harp.

The Inaugural Knowledge Mission: Havana

Presenter: The Lauder Institute, with Wharton, Momentum eventsDate: 11/16/ 2015 to 11/19/ 2015Location: Havana CubaCost: SOLD OUT (Jan. 2016 trip has been added.)The Cuba trip will provide attendees with first-hand experience of the business opportunities and cultural environment in Cuba. Meet with leading business, community and policy leaders in both formal and informal settings, visit areas of local interest, experience Cuban food, music and culture and be part of this historic event. Since the inaugural Knowledge Mission: Havana taking place November 16-19 quickly sold out and due to extremely high demand, a second Knowledge Mission: Havana will be taking place this January 25-28, 2016. knowledge.whartonevents.com/knowledgemissionhavana/

Mayor of Frankfurt, Germany - Sister City Ceremony Presenter: City of Philadelphia, Citizen Diplomacy International, and German American Chamber of CommerceDate: 11/10/2015 to 11/13/2015Location: City HallCost: FreeNot Open to Public (Invitation Only)Special Instructions: For more information globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events

Philadelphia’s newest Sister City – Frankfurt, Germany – will participate in the signing ceremony with Mayor Nutter at City Hall to officially make Frankfurt

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Philadelphia’s newest Sister City.

Anne Sofie von Otter, mezzo-soprano Presenter: Philadelphia Chamber Music SocietyDate: 11/11/2015Location: Perelman Theater, Kimmel CenterCost: $24 adult / $10 student; $6 off with online discount code “GP15Deal”Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Buy Tickets www.kimmelcenter.org/events/?id=5270The range of von Otter’s musical interests… is remarkable, and she brings to it all a combination of probing intelligence and lushly gleaming vocalism,” raved the San Francisco Chronicle of Von Otter’s early music CD Music for a While. Making her PCMS debut, the Swedish mezzo-soprano offers an evening of Baroque song with two of her close musical partners Thomas Dunford, lute/theorbo and Jonathan Cohen, organ/harpsichord

Forum of Executive Women, The Globalization of Media Presenter: Comcast Corporation Date: 11/12/2015Location: Comcast CorporationSpecial Instructions: By Invitation Only, Nominal feeSpeaker Charisse R. Lillie is Vice President of Community Investment of Comcast Corporation and member of Forum of Executive Women.

Diwali Festival & Celebration Presenter: City of Philadelphia, MOIMA, Global Philadelphia AssociationDate: 11/12/2015Location: TBDCost: FreeOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details.Diwali, the “Festival of Lights” is a time of great celebration and joy in India and South Asia and we would like to recognize it in Philadelphia region.

Michelangelo Quartet Presenter: Philadelphia Chamber Music SocietyDate: 11/12/2015Location: Perelman Theater, Kimmel CenterCost: $24 adult / $10 student; $6 off with online discount code “GP15Deal”Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Buy tickets at pcmsconcerts.org/concerts/michelangelo-quartet-2015/Featuring the great Japanese-born violist Nobuko Imai–”one of the most outstanding viola players of our time” (The Herald)– this international foursome has won critical acclaim for its collective virtuosity, wisdom, musicality and intensity of feeling, all of which will be on display in a PCMS debut program that features one of Haydn’s most sublime late quartets.

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Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival 2015 Presenter: Philadelphia Asian American Film & FilmmakersDate: 11/12/2015 to 11/22/2015Location: VariousCost: All Access Badge $150, General Admission $8, Students/Seniors $6Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: Visit paaff.org for full schedule.Founded in 2008, PAAFF has become the East Coast’s premier showcase of cinema by and about Asian Americans. Our eighth annual festival promises to be our most successful yet! 11 days across multiple locations in Philadelphia, PAAFF 2015 is expected to feature approximately 20 film screenings, speaker panels, cooking demonstrations, musical performances, and special events. Many of these events are highlighted by guest appearances from today’s most popular Asian American filmmakers, actors and directors. joined with the bracing neo-classicism of Stravinsky’s Symphonies of Wind Instruments and Prokofiev’s monumental Fifth Symphony. Also featuring conducting fellows Edward Poll and Conner Covington.

Germany Day Presenter: German American Chamber of Commerce, German Consul, and Brauhaus SchmitzDate: 11/13/2015Location: Montgomery McCracken, Brauhaus Schmitz, Independence Visitors CenterCost: Ticketed eventOpen to Public (registration required)Special Instructions: Pre-registration would be required for the American Council on Germany event at Montgomery McCracken and the Gala. The Brauhaus would be a special menu option - reservations required. For details: gaccphiladelphia.com

3rd iBEGIN Conference Presenter: Temple University Fox School of Business CIBERDate: 11/13/2015 to 11/14/2015 Location: Alter Hall,1801 Liacouras Walk, Philadelphia, PA 19122Cost: TBDOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Registration fee required for full conference. See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details.Co-sponsors Temple CIBER and the National Science Foundation (NSF) will host a conference at the Fox School of Business aimed at integrating research from International Business, Economic Geography, and Innovation studies. Key themes are: the shift from trade in goods to trade in activities (or tasks), the rise of knowledge-intensive intangibles; and the rise of emerging markets.

Careers in International Development Day

Presenter: Villanova Center for Global LeadershipDate: 11/16/2015 • 1:30pm –5pmLocation: Villanova University, Connelly Center - Villanova Room

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Cost: FreeOpen to Public (no registration required)This event is designed for students considering careers in the multi-faceted field of international relief and development! Breakout presenters representing global health, NGOs, government agencies, think tanks, foundations, corporations, advocacy, and others will offer practical advice on how to access employment and get a foot in the door.The Market Stall area will open for one-on-one conversations with representatives from graduate programs, agencies that offer post-graduate overseas volunteer experience, and Villanova curricular and extra-curricular opportunities to help students jump-start their careers.

Immigration Symposium Series: Welcoming and Integrating as an Economic Development Strategy

Presenter: Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians, co-sponsored by AlDía Newsmedia/Global Philadelphia AssociationDate:11/17/2015 • 5:30pm – 7:30pm Location: National Museum of American Jewish History, 101 S Independence MallCost: $45Open to PublicSpecial Instructions: For more info and registration go to welcomingcenter.org and/or aldianews.com/events.Many cities across the country credit their population growth to an influx of immigrants. This migration has contributed to the revitalization and economic growth of many U.S. cities and Philadelphia is no exception. As Philadelphia’s immigrant population grows, it is critical that all sectors collectively create a welcoming environment for these individuals to flourish.

Unpacking A Psychologist: The 217 Boxes of Dr. Henry Anonymous Presenter: The Historical Society of Pennsylvania AnonymousDate: 11/18/2015Location: 1300 Locust St, Philadelphia, PA 19107Cost: N/AOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details.

Sweden Day Presenter: Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce – Philadelphia and Honorary Consulate of SwedenDate: 11/19/2015 • 2:30pm – 7pmLocation: Auditorium of ReedSmith - Three Logan Square, Suite 31001717 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19103Cost: N/AOpen to PublicSpecial Instructions: Ticketed Event. See globalphiladelphia.org/gpa-key-initiatives/globalphilly-2015/events for more details.

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Corporate Responsibility - Speakers include: Keynote speaker, Pers Heggenes, CEO of IKEA Foundation; Alan Greenberger, chairman of the Philadelphia Planning Commission, deputy mayor for economic development and commerce director of Philadelphia; and other special guests. Catering by FLIK.

Emerging Issues in Science: Immunotherapy: Is the Cure Inside You?

Presenter: The Wistar InstituteDate: 11/19/2015 • 5:30pmLocation: The Wistar Institute, 3601 Spruce Street Philadelphia, PA, 19104Cost: $5Open to Public (no registration required)Special Instructions: Buy tickets at http://www.wistar.org/EIS2015 Tickets from the Prince Theater Box Office at (215) 422-4580 or princetheater.org In this first installment of the Emerging Issues in Science series, a panel of Wistar immunologists sheds light on the exciting and much-publicized field of cancer immunotherapy and how harnessing our bodies’ own immune system is revolutionizing the way researchers understand and attack cancer.

Legal Challenges of Early Stage Startups Presenter: E. Carolyn Hochstadter Dicker, LLCDate:11/23/2015 • 12:00 pm –1:30 pm Location: Thomas Jefferson University, 901 Walnut Street, Main Lobby, Philadelphia, PACost: FreeOpen to Public (registration required)Special Instructions: Registration is not required but strongly encouraged. Please email [email protected] Jefferson University offers this course as part of its Innovation Pillar Engagement series. It provides U.S. and foreign entrepreneurs with the legal tools to form and grow their business with an emphasis on the healthcare space. Topics include formation of U.S. companies and foreign affiliates; choice of entity, state, law and courts; organizational documents; competitive value and confidentiality; SEC exemptions and crowdfunding; debtor-creditor tips, and risk management options.

Grand Finale: GlobalPhillyTM 2015 Closing Celebration Reception Presenter: Global Philadelphia AsssociationDate:11/19/2015 Location: TBDCost: TicketedBy Invitation OnlySpecial Instructions: Check globalphiladelphia.org for more details.

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The Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau (PHLCVB), a private, nonprofit membership

corporation, is the official Tourism Promotion Agency for the City of Philadelphia globally

and the primary sales and marketing agency for the Pennsylvania Convention Center. We are an Economic Engine for the city, creating jobs

and fueling the economy by bringing meetings, conventions and travelers to Philadelphia.

Julie Coker Executive Vice President

Jack FergusonPresident & CEO

Sponsor

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Sponsor

Today’s explosion of information is transforming how Lockheed Martin customers provide stability and security to the world. Our research, solutions

and experts gain control of information, ensure it is reliable, and make it easier to take action. Securing,

engineering, managing, analyzing and applying information when it matters most – that’s what we do.

For more information, visit lockheedmartin.com

Gerry Fasano Lockheed Martin Information Systems and Global Solutions Vice President of Strategy and Business Development and General

Manager at Valley Forge, Pa.

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Sponsor

Reed Smith—a global law firm with 26 offices throughout the United States, Europe, Asia and the

Middle East—represents many of the world’s leading companies in complex litigation and other high-stakes disputes, cross-border and other strategic

transactions, and crucial regulatory matters.

To learn more: www.reedsmith.com

Alexander ThomasGlobal Managing Partner

Leonard BernsteinManaging Partner, Philadelphia and Wilmington Offices

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Helen E. HaynesChief Cultural Officer of Philadelphia

Sponsor

Creative Philadelphia - City of Philadelphia’s Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy’s mission

is to support and promote arts, culture and the creative industries; and to develop partnerships

and coordinate efforts that weave arts, culture, and creativity into the economic and social fabric of the

city of Philadelphia.

Creative Philadelphia manages and oversees the city’s arts programs, provides services to artists

and arts organizations and serves as the primary point of municipal contact for local organizations,

businesses, artists and creative entrepreneurs. As Philadelphia’s local arts agency, Creative

Philadelphia works in cooperation with the Mayor, City Council, and other municipal offices to make Philadelphia a great place to live, work, and visit.

For more information, visit creativephl.org

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Sponsor

An inescapable priority for business leaders is the need to make the communities they operate in

better. Progressive Business Publications (PBP) and its Founder, Ed Satell, have a more than two-decade history of corporate social responsibility invested in the Philadelphia region. PBP, based in Malvern, PA, is a multi-division executive information and training provider with a strong culture stressing long-term thinking with respect to customers, its employees

and the community.

To support that belief that with success comes responsibility to give back, Ed established two

foundations: the Progressive Business Publications Charitable Trust and the Satell Family Foundation.

These turn thought into action, focusing on supporting unique projects in five key areas: empowering disadvantaged children; higher

education and developing young people of promise; sponsoring medical and energy research to improve

lives; supporting cultural and civic initiatives that enhance the vibrancy of the region; and celebrating

Ed’s heritage. The Foundations created and extensively fund more than 35 impactful activities

with 24 outstanding nonprofit Institutions. Some of their Nonprofit Partners include the Franklin Institute,

the National Constitution Center, The World Affairs Council, the National Liberty Museum, International House Philadelphia, the Caron Foundation, and the

Walnut Street Theatre.

PBP.com

Ed SatellFounder & Executive Chairman

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Sponsor

In 1955 John and Josephine Connelly chose to share their good fortune by establishing the Connelly Foundation with the simple but clear purpose of

providing charitable grants to organizations seeking to enhance the quality of life in the Delaware Valley. Connelly Foundation seeks to foster learning and to

improve the quality of life in the Greater Philadelphia area. The Foundation supports local non-profit

organizations in the fields of education, health and human services, arts and culture and civic enterprise.

Gphomestay provides arrangements and oversight of homestay accommodations for international students enrolled at over 250 schools across the country. Trained staff are committed to finding homestay placements that are safe, enhance students’ US experience, and provide a meaningful cross-cultural experience for students and host families.

gphomestay.com

Joanna DumasResidential Manager of GP Homestay

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Team Pennsylvania Foundation is a non-partisan, charitable, non-profit created in 1997 to bridge the

gap between government and the private sector to allow both sides to partner for the betterment of

the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. TeamPA.com

Ryan UngerPresident & CEO

John Packer Chief Financial Officer

Sponsors

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Media Partners

Center City Film & Video is a full service video and interactive production company serving the Philadelphia region for nearly three decades. Our guiding principle and reputation is to consistently

produce work that exceeds expectations while making the production experience personally enjoyable for all

involved. Special thanks to Dave Koslow.

ccfv.com

AL DIA is an American News Media company seeking to contribute to the dialogue on Latino

issues nation-wide.

Aldiainc.com

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Philadelphia Media Network is an American media company. They own and operate the Philadelphia

Inquirer, Daily News and philly.com.

pnionline.com

Media Partners

WHYY is Greater Philadelphia’s leading public media provider, serving southeastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and all of Delaware for more

than 50 years. We take pride in bringing our audience news when it needs it, entertainment when it wants

it and education when it counts — on television, radio and the Web and in the community.

whyy.org

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Media Partners

WPHL-TV, known locally as PHL17, is a local television station. With studios in the Wynnefield

and West Philadelphia sections of the city, PHL17 is able to promote local events.

phl17.com

WBEN-FM, known as “95.7 Ben FM,” is an adult hits station in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The station

plays a mix of 1970s, 1980s and 1990s hits, with some current hot adult contemporary singles. In addition,

the station interviews rising stars in the city.

957benfm.com

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Media Partners

iHeartMedia, originally known as Clear Channel Radio, is a globally recognized company. Thier company’s

operations include, online and mobile services, including iHeartRadio – the free all-in-one, industry-leading digital radio service; live concerts and events

such as the iHeartRadio Music Festival; program syndication; real-time traffic services; music research

services; and independent media representation.

iheartmedia.com

EveryBlock is a website for promoting local events through a combination of many different types of local information, from public records like crime

reports, to neighbor discussions, to photos people have taken in your neighborhood, we keep you

informed.

philly.everyblock.com

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Leadership of the Association

— Officers —John F. Smith, III, Reed Smith LLP, Chair

Nancy Gilboy, Citizen Diplomacy International, Vice Chair

Craig Snyder, World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, Vice Chair

Peter Gonzales, Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians, Vice Chair

Molly Roth, American Philosophical Society, Vice Chair

Tanya Steinberg, International House of Philadelphia, Treasurer

Christiaan Morssink, United Nations Association of Greater Philadelphia, Secretary

Zabeth Teelucksingh, Global Philadelphia Association, Executive Director

— Directors —Peter Alois, Alois Global Trade Strategies, LLC

Richard Atkins, Citizen Diplomacy International

David Briel, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Linda Conlin, World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia

Jill Fornito, Global Interdependence Center

Kosh Dapthary, Chemtech International, Inc.

Barry Eiswerth

Jack Ferguson, Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau

Mark Gale, Philadelphia International Airport

Alan Greenberger, City of Philadelphia

Leonard Karp, Philadelphia International Medicine

Mary Day Kent, United Nations Association of Greater Philadelphia

Meryl Levitz, Visit Philadelphia

Alan Luxenberg, Foreign Policy Research Institute

Jeanne Nevelos, Select Greater Philadelphia

Julie Mostov, Drexel University Office of International Programs

Krista Bard, Consular Corps Association of Philadelphia

Anastasia Shown, University of Pennsylvania

Ella Torrey, Chamounix Mansion International Hostel and Meeting Center

Judee Von Seldeneck, Diversified Search

Al Dandridge , Philadelphia Bar Association

Kathleen Wilkinson, Wilson Elser

— Association Accountants —Marcum, LLP

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Members of the Association

— Organizations — Al B For Photography

Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture Al Día News Media

Alliance Francaise de Philadelphie Alois Global Trade Strategies, L.L.C.

American Friends Service Committee American INSIGHT

American Paradigm SchoolsArcadia University International Peace and Conflict

Resolution Arts and Business Council of Greater Philadelphia

Asia Society of New YorkBrauhaus Schmitz

Brazil Cultural Center of Philadelphia Campus Philly

CC Morris Cricket LibraryCENFAD

Center City Film and Video CETRA Language Solutions Chemtech International Inc.

Chestnut Hill College Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

China Partnership of Greater Philadelphia Chinatown Learning Center

City of Philadelphia Citizen Diplomacy International

Connelly FoundationConsular Corps Association of Philadelphia

Curtis Institute of Music Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission

Deloitte LLPDialogue Institute at Temple

Diversified Search Drexel University

Eisenhower Fellowships E-Moderne Gallerie

Economy League of Greater Philadelphia

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Econsult Solutions, Inc. Elevate USA Inc.

Envera Flemish in the World

Foreign Policy Research Institute Fox School of Business at Temple

Free Library of Philadelphia French International School of Philadelphia

Friends of Chamounix Mansion Friends of Independence National Historical Park

Gateway Search Associated Geographical Society of Philadelphia

German American Chamber of Commerce ghSMART

Global Education Motivators Global Interdependence Center

Global Water Alliance Goldblum & Hess

GP Home Stay Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance

Greater Philadelphia Gardens H2L2 Architects

Harmony for Peace Foundation Haverford Trust

HIAS Pennsylvania Historical Dream

Historical Society of Pennsylvania Independence Charter School

Independence Seaport Museum International House Philadelphia

International Opera Theater Japan-America Society of Greater Philadelphia

Lechter and Sasso, P.C. Lithuanian Music Hall Association

Lockheed-Martin Lutheran Children and Family Service

M. Night Shyamalan FoundationMagnum Group

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Main Line Chinese Culture CenterMayor’s Fund for Philadelphia

Mexican Cultural CenterMid-Atlantic Eurasian Business Council

Middle East Center at the University of PennsylvaniaMOIMA

MTM LinguaSoftMulticultural Art Exchange

Mural Arts ProgramNational Board of Medical Examiners (NBME®)

National Constitution CenterNational Hispanic InstituteNational Label Company

NACC PhiladelphiaOcean City Restaurant

Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (Creative Philadelphia)

Opera PhiladelphiaPan American Association of Philadelphia

Penn GlobalPenn Language Center

Penn Museum Penn State Great Valley

Philadelphia Asian American Film FestivalPhiladelphia Bar Association

Philadelphia Convention and Visitors BureauPhiladelphia Chamber Music Society

Philadelphia International AirportPhiladelphia International Medicine

Philadelphia Youth Cultural PTAPhiladelphia Zoo

Philly PR GirlProgressive Business Publications

ProPhase Labs QS Quacquarelli Symonds

Raising a Generation of HopeReading Terminal Market

Reed Smith LLP

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Rosemont CollegeSaint Asaph Church SACC PhiladelphiaSamuel Fels Fund

ScannapiecoSelect Greater Philadelphia

Shofuso Japanese House and GardenSouth Asia Center of the University of Pennsylvania

Team PA FoundationTemple University

The Bazemore GalleryThe Brazil Cultural Center of PhiladelphiaThe Community College of Philadelphia

The Gupta FoundationThe Lauder Institute

The Lipman Family PrizeThe Museum of the American Revolution

The Pennsylvania Horticultural SocietyThe Philadelphia FoundationThe Philadelphia Orchestra

The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill CollegeThe Wistar Institute

Thomas Jefferson University and HospitalsU.N. Association of Greater Philadelphia

University City Science CenterUrban Engineers

USA250Villanova School of Law

Villanova University Center for Global LeadershipVisit Philadelphia™

Wagner Free Institute of ScienceWelcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians

Wharton Social Impact Initiative Wilson Elser

World Affairs Council of PhiladelphiaWorld Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia

Young Caribbean Professional Network

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Members of the Association— Individual Members —

Amanda Bergson-ShilcockChristiaan B. Morssink

Christina Vaganos Claudio Waller

Constance KirkerDeborah Shmalcs

Desiree Welborn Wayne Diane Penneys Edelman

Edward TangElizabeth Smith

Enid AdlerHarvey SacksJames ToffelJanis Bogen

Jeanne FriendJesse Colin Klaproth

Jessica Hilburn-HolmesJohn ForerJohn Touey

Kalala Kabongo MiandaKazumi Teune

Kris WalskiKristy Kelly

Luz Cardenas Mary Day KentMichael Kleiner Nasreen MalikPatrick J JonesRandal Rook

Richard AltmanRichard AtkinsRichard Erstad

Sandra Haughton Sebatien Pugliese

Stephanie VeitUte Kraidy

Wayne StrasbaughYelena Barychev

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— Consuls —Ulf Aakerblom, Honorary Consul of Sweden

Georgia Asthanasopulos, Consul General of PanamaKrista Bard, Honorary Consul of the Republic of LithuaniaHarris Baum, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Korea

Methuselah Z.O. Bradley IV, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Sierra Leone

Andrea Canepari, Consul General of the ItalyAna Maria De Keene, Honorary Consul of El SalvadorEl

SalvadorJoseph L. Fernandes, Associate Member Cultural Liaison

PortugalOliver St. Clair Franklin, Honorary Consul of the United

Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandCarlos Giralt-Cabrales, Consulate of Mexico in PhiladelphiaMichael A. Griffin, Honorary Consulate General of Ghana

Stephen Jannetta, Honorary Consul of BelgiumPaul Johnson, Honorary Consul of Brazil

Dr. Inayat H. Kathio, Honorary Consul of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Joseph Kuffler, Honorary Consul of the Kingdom of DenmarkBenjamin Leavenworth, Honorary Consul of the Republic of

ChilePeter Longstreth, Honorary Consul of the Republic of

UruguayDeborah Majka, Honorary Consul of PolandKristina Mattila, Honorary Consul of Finland

John Medveckis, Honorary Consul of the Republic of LatviaAlbert Momjian, Esq., Honorary Consul for the Republic of

HaitiGregory Montanaro, Honorary Consul of the Republic of

AustriaDennis Morikawa, Honorary Consul General of Japan

Worrell Nero, Honorary Consul General of Saint Kitts and Nevis

Sheila Parish, Honorary Consul of MaltaChristine Pfister, Honorary Consul of Switzerland

Peter A. Rafaeli, Honorary Consul General of the Czech Republic


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Dr. Roberto Rendon, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Guatemala

Michael Scullin, Honorary Consul of FranceGeorge Sfedu, Honorary Consul General of Romania

Yaron Sideman, Consul General of IsraelErik Torp, Honorary Consul of the Kingdom of Norway

Ralf Wiedemann, Honorary Consul of the Federal Republic of Germany

Our sincere gratitude belongs to all of GPA’s members. We look forward to seeing you at

GlobalPhilly™ events and celebrations.

You make our region better.


LET’

S SH

OW THE WORLD WHAT A GLOBAL REG

ION GREATER PHILADELPHIA IS

!

60 DAYS

150 EVENTS

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GlobalPhillyTM 2015 Team

Staff Zabeth Teelucksingh - Executive Director

Dana Wiley - GlobalPhillyTM 2015 Project Manager Marine Havel - Media Director

Carl Stevens- Financial Consultant Bianca Robinson - Marketing Coordinator Rhona Gold - Administrative Coordinator

Grace Gallagher - GlobalPhillyTM 2015 Coordinator

Interns & Co-opsBianca Walker - Drexel University

Barry J Graves II - Drexel University Tyler Sprague - Drexel University

Stephanie Huang - Georgetown University Amber Mackey - Columbia University

Adia Hayden, Julia R. Masterman School Mourad Bensmail - Drexel University

Advisory CommitteeKathleen Wilkinson - Wilson ElserMeryl Levitz - Visit Philadelphia

Luke Butler - City of PhiladelphiaMatt Cabrey - Select Greater Philadelphia

Jack Ferguson - PHL Convention and Visitors Bureau Maud Lyon - Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance

Planning CommitteeKim Andrews - Shofuso Japanese House

Frode Kjersem - NACC PhiladelphiaSapna Bhatt - PHL International Commerce

Chris Laing - UCSCLinda Conlin - WTC of Greater Philadelphia

Austin Morris Jr. - Friends of Independence Pk Greg DeShields - PHL DiversityFritz Smith - Visit Philadelphia

Natalia Dominguez - DCED InternationalKrista Bard - Consular Corps

Jill Fornito - Global Interdependence CenterFernando Trevino - MOIMA

Nancy Gilboy - Citizen Diplomacy Int’lKarolien Vandenberghe - Reed Smith LLP

Bonnie Grant - PHL Life SciencesCarol Wong - Chinatown Learning Center

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Global Resources in PHLChildren’s Hospital of Philadelphia

215-590-1000 | chop.eduCitizens Diplomacy International

215-683-0999 | cdiphila.orgConsular Corps Assocation of Philadelphia 215-735-7110 | consularcorpsofphiladelphia.orgEconomy League of Greater Philadelphia

215-875-1000 | economyleague.orgFree Library of Philadelphia

215-686-5322 | freelibrary.orgGlobal Interdepedence Center

215-238-0990 | interdependence.orgGreater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce

215-545-1234 | greaterphilachamber.orgInternational House Philadelphia

215-387-5125 | ihousephilly.orgMayor’s Office of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs

[email protected] | phila.gov/ima/Pages/default.aspxNationalities Service Center

215-893-8400 | nationalitiesservice.org/PA Department of Community & Economic Development

866-466-3972 | newpa.comPhiladelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau

215-636-3300 | discoverPHL.comPhiladelphia Department of Commerce

215-683-2100 | phila.gov/commerce Philadelphia International Airport

215-937-6937 | phl.orgPhiladelphia International Medicine

215-563-4733 | philadelphiamedicine.comPhiladelphia Regional Port Authority

215-426-2600 | philaport.comSelect Greater Philadelphia

215-790-3653 | selectgreaterphiladelphia.comSouth Eastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority

215-580-7800 | septa.orgUnited Nations Assocation of Greater Philadelphia

215-241-5738 | una-gp.org Visit Philadelphia

www.visitphilly.com | uwishunu.comWelcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians

215-557-2626 | welcomingcenter.org World Affairs Council

215-561-4700 | wacphila.org World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia

215-586-4240 | wtcphila.org

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