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Fort Ross Dialogue 2015

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In partnership with the Stanford-US Russia Forum, we have invited a diverse group of Russian and American university students to participate in the Fort Ross Dialogue. This year’s topics were chosen to reflect next-generation priorities facing Russian and American youth leaders: “Connecting Across the Pacific: Commerce, Exchange, and Tourism between the Far East and Pacific Northwest” and “Global Technology Opportunities: Leveraging Technology to Encourage Regional Development.” Read more on the Fort Ross website.

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Fort Ross Dialogue 2015

Russian Orthodox Chapel (today: "Holy Trinity Chapel") at Fort Ross, California. © Frank Schulenburg / Wikipedia

In partnership with the Stanford-US Russia Forum, we have invited a diverse group of Russian and American university students to participate in the Fort Ross Dialogue. This year’s topics were chosen to reflect next-generation priorities facing Russian and American youth leaders: “Connecting Across the Pacific: Commerce, Exchange, and Tourism between the Far East and Pacific Northwest” and “Global Technology Opportunities: Leveraging Technology to Encourage Regional Development.” Read more on the Fort Ross website.

Kennan Institute

After more than 50 years as a vital part of the Wilson Center legacy, the Kennan Institute has become an independent think tank. You can find the current website for the Kennan Institute at kennaninstitute.org. Please look for future announcements about partnership activities between the Wilson Center and the Kennan Institute at Wilson Center Press Room. The Kennan Institute is the premier US center for advanced research on Eurasia and the oldest and largest regional program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. The Kennan Institute is committed to improving American understanding of Russia, Ukraine, Central Asia, the South Caucasus, and the surrounding region through research and exchange.   Read more

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