National Museum of American Diplomacy The Nations First Diplomacy Museum

Time 2020-07-05 13:04:03

Web Name: National Museum of American Diplomacy The Nations First Diplomacy Museum

WebSite: http://diplomacy.state.gov

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Online Exhibit  Bringing #AmericansHomeLearn more about the service of our nation’s diplomats as international first responders to this global pandemic.Explore now Dive Deeper into the World of American DiplomacyDiplomacy 101Get an introduction to what U.S. diplomacy is and who conducts it.Diplomacy ExplorerLearn how the United States operates around the world by exploring our embassies and topics abroad.Educational ResourcesFacilitate understanding and critical thinking of these complex topics with prompts, lesson plans, and a diplomacy dictionary.Latest Updates from the National Museum of American DiplomacyThe National Museum of American Diplomacy offers first-hand stories of American diplomacy. See our most recent programs featuring diplomats, foreign policy experts, historians and other people from the ground in our Pavilion’s lower level. Passport Travels: Meyer Franklin Kline, globetrotting guidebook editor Passport Travels: Meyer Franklin Kline, globetrotting guidebook editor https://diplomacy.state.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/KlinePP-top-banner-1024x480.jpg 1024 Have a case of wanderlust? As you take a look at this passport from the museum’s collection, join Meyer Franklin Kline and his wife Mildred Kline as they travelled the world in 1915 and 1916. The Klines, originally from California, planned to travel to Russia, China, Japan, India, the Straits Settlements, and Great Britain, “representing Notes on Racial Justice and Foreign Relations at the State Department Notes on Racial Justice and Foreign Relations at the State Department https://diplomacy.state.gov/wp-content/themes/corpus/images/empty/thumbnail.jpg Even before the height of the height of the civil rights movement in the 1960s, the struggle for racial justice in the United States deeply affected diplomats and the practice of American diplomacy. Within the State Department, in the mid-20th century African American diplomats faced steep career barriers, often being assigned only to hardship posts Diplomacy Simulations Go Virtual! Diplomacy Simulations Go Virtual! https://diplomacy.state.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Global20_NMADsim1-1024x564.jpg 1024 I absolutely loved the simulation. It was empowering to put the skills we ve been learning about to practice and engage with one another. PLEN Global Alumna Along with museums world-wide, the National Museum of American Diplomacy (NMAD) was forced to close its doors in mid-March 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In an Passport Travels: Myriam Johnston, U.S. Information Agency Officer Passport Travels: Myriam Johnston, U.S. Information Agency Officer https://diplomacy.state.gov/wp-content/themes/corpus/images/empty/thumbnail.jpg Passport Travels: Myriam Johnston, U.S. Information Agency Officer Spurred by a desire to see the world, Myriam Johnston joined the U.S. Information Agency (USIA) in 1955. President Eisenhower had established USIA in 1953 in a concentrated effort to engage directly with foreign publics to advance understanding of American policies and culture. USIA played a key An Ongoing MissionAs the museum now turns its attention to Phase II of construction and exhibit design and fabrication, we are continuing our capital campaign to raise an additional $40 million in funding toward this important project. If you are interested in supporting this project, please contact our director Mary Kane (pictured, right) at NMAD@state.gov or donate online with the Diplomacy Center Foundation.Support the Museum

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