Please join us for a discussion with UVA team members who have served in conflict zones and unstable environments during their careers.

Participants gather weekly for informal conversation at the International Center.

Join us for a conversation on the future of China–U.S. relations with Minister Xu Xueyuan, minister at the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in the United States, with Ambassador Steve Mull.

Major symposium is in honor of the work and lifetime achievements of UVA Prof. Richard L. Guerrant, who had deep impact on Infectious Diseases and International Health.

Join us at the International Center as we celebrate Thanksgiving with a Friendsgiving Potluck!

Join us for “a warm breeze of winter”, an opportunity to delight your taste and memories with a cup of sweet seasonal tea.

Join cooking enthusiasts, in The Haven kitchen to learn to prepare an authentic Indo-Bengali meal and then enjoy lunch together!

A lecture by Scott Kastner, Professor in the Department of Government and Politics, at the University of Maryland, College Park

Seminar with Amanda D. Phillips, IHGC Game Lab

A lecture by Dorji Wangchuk, Professor at the Jigme Singye Wangchuk School of Law in Paro, Bhutan

A roundtable with Nicaraguan activists Dora Maria Téllez and Ana Margarita Vijil

Lecture by Dr. Amanda Phillips, Georgetown University

Panel featuring Professors Amanda Frost, David Leblang, and David A. Martin and Angela Maria Kelley, moderated by Lise Clavel

A public reception to meet a delegation from Charlottesville's Friendship City Huehuetenango, Guatemala. Come for live music, food, and a program to solidify our friendship!

Interested in gaining theoretical and practical background in Global Health?

A lunch followed by a talk by Harriet Kuhr, Exec Director of the IRC in Charlottesville and Richmond, followed by a conversation with Nicaraguan activists Dora Maria Téllez and Ana Margarita Vijil

Screening of E. A. Dupont’s 1923 masterpiece with live score by renowned klezmer violinist Alicia Svigals and the celebrated silent film pianist Donald Sosin.

Musicians Alicia Svigals and Donald Sosin will be visiting UVA’s Old Cabell Hall Auditorium to accompany the 1923 silent film The Ancient Law.

Participants gather weekly for informal conversation at the International Center.

How Dénis Diderot’s work reshaped political thought in ways that continue to influence our democratic culture

A lecture by Katharine P. Burnett, Professor of Art History at UC Davis

While freedom of speech is a core tenet of American democracy, it has long been object of intense controversy. When it comes to protecting free speech in practice, education serves as testing grounds

Presentation by CGII GPOD grant winners Phoebe Crisman, David Edmunds, Howard Epstein, and Jennie Chiu.

Dr. Christine Ngaruiya, MD, MSc, DTM&H, will present a keynote address titled "The Role We Play in Leading Underserved Population Work."

A lecture by Joseph Errington, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at Yale University