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Basketball Diplomacy in Africa Oral History Archive
The first-of-its-kind oral history repository about basketball and basketball diplomacy in Africa as the NBA-FIBA Basketball Africa League kicked off its first season.
The NBA’s Top Overseas Prospect of 2019 is Following a Legacy
Served as Researcher and Expert Witness for VICE Sports-NBA “The Way We Ball” France Episode.
ROBERT EDELMAN ON ABC NEWSRADIO'S "THE TICKET"
The Ticket: Return of the NY Barista, Rumours of an IOC split and sports, politics and a possible new cold war.
thomas hunt on ABC Newsradio's "The Ticket"
The Ticket: Plenty of heat has been applied to the World Anti-Doping Agency, and a new outfit - the Sport Integrity Alliance, upsets the balance of Authority that rests with the IOC, WADA and CAS.
Can Caribbean Cricket Get Its (Political) Groove Back?
By Adnan Hossain, Huffington Post
« Mercenaire » : migration, espoirs et tromperies dans l’industrie du rugby
By Niko Besnier, The Conversation France
‘Juju’ and ‘jars’: how African athletes challenge Western notions of doping
By Uroš Kovač, The Conversation Global
Why African fans love European football - a Senegalese perspective
By Mark Hann, The Conversation Africa, republished as “Senegal’s Euro-football Love Affair”, Mail & Guardian, print edition, 7 July, p. 37
Created a fundraising and engagement platform for the UN Development Programme, including content production for email and marketing campaigns, which led to more than double the growth of projected international subscribers and exceeded KPIs.
Online Exhibit: The U.S. Chancery Finds a Home.
Today the U.S. Embassy in France sits on the northwest corner of historic Place de la Concorde, a site personally selected by Stephen Porter, author of the Porter Act, in 1928. But it took many years for the U.S. Chancery to have a permanent home in Paris.
Online Exhibit: The U.S. Ambassador's Residence.
The U.S. Ambassador’s residence in Paris is a landmark U.S. property abroad under the stewardship of the Department of State Cultural Heritage Program. The U.S. Government is committed to preserving and maintaining this important venue, one that reflects French history, culture, and continues to serve the Franco-American relationship.
Online Exhibit: The George C. Marshall Center, Hôtel de Talleyrand.
A building built for diplomacy, the George C. Marshall Center in the Hôtel de Talleyrand is a unique venue for French-American diplomacy that reflects the rich, intertwined history and cultural heritage of the two countries.
Views From the embassy
The stories of France-based U.S. diplomats, consuls, and their family members from 1914 until 1918 have long been overshadowed by subsequent events of the twentieth century, making this 30-page narrative an important addition to today's understanding of the war.
World War One Centennial Landing Page
The embassy became a nucleus of partnerships that provided for financial relief and medical aid to those in France impacted by the war. Assisted by a corps of U.S. citizens who volunteered their time, energy, and funds, U.S. diplomats and consuls developed new relationships with each other, the Government of France, and the French public. Their actions shaped public memory of the Franco-American partnership in 1914 and beyond.
Views from the embassy interactive timeline
This timeline highlights the actions, observations and instructions undertaken by and given to members of the U.S. diplomatic community in France during the war's first months. It is compiled from publicly available, declassified documents from U.S. Government and Government of France archives, as well as collections of personal correspondence.
