Upcoming events

Mon

Oct

12

Regime Change with Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan

Featuring Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, co-authors of "Regime Change," and moderated by Rudy Bush, Editorial Page Editor at "The Dallas Morning News"

Tue

Oct

13

Meridian Young Professionals: Breakfast with the Board – DeVon Lang

Featuring DeVon Lang, Council Board Member and North Texas Regional President for Truist Bank

Tue

Oct

13

President’s Circle Dinner with Nico Leone, President & CEO of KERA

Featuring Nico Leone, President & CEO of KERA

Tue

Oct

20

China: Power, Influence, and the Global Balance

Featuring Victoria Coates, PhD, former Deputy National Security Advisor and Vice President of National Security and Foreign Policy...

Wed

Oct

21

Golden Dome and the Future of U.S. Missile Defense

Featuring Lieutenant General Daniel Karbler (Ret.), former Commander at the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command and...

Mon

Oct

12

Regime Change with Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan

Featuring Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, co-authors of "Regime Change," and moderated by Rudy Bush, Editorial Page Editor at "The Dallas Morning News"

Tue

Oct

13

Meridian Young Professionals: Breakfast with the Board – DeVon Lang

Featuring DeVon Lang, Council Board Member and North Texas Regional President for Truist Bank

Tue

Oct

13

President’s Circle Dinner with Nico Leone, President & CEO of KERA

Featuring Nico Leone, President & CEO of KERA

Tue

Oct

20

China: Power, Influence, and the Global Balance

Featuring Victoria Coates, PhD, former Deputy National Security Advisor and Vice President of National Security and Foreign Policy at The Heritage Foundation, and Bets Lillo, PhD, Independent Director; Adjunct Professor, TCU Neeley School of Business

Wed

Oct

21

Golden Dome and the Future of U.S. Missile Defense

Featuring Lieutenant General Daniel Karbler (Ret.), former Commander at the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command and Senior Adviser with the Missile Defense Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and Joe DeAntona, Executive Director of Requirements & Capabilities within Customer Growth and Transformation at Raytheon

General Membership ($120)

In addition to discounted pricing to Council speaker programs, members have access to exclusive members-only events and the remarkable Council network.

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Contributor’s circle ($300/$600)

The Contributors’ Circle is a group of philanthropic global thinkers who are committed to lifelong learning and engagement with the world.

learn more about Contributors’ Circle

Global Forum ($1.2K/$3K)

The Global Forum offers special opportunities to engage with high-level speakers and Council members through exclusive events, briefings and trips.

learn more about Global Forum

President’s Circle ($6K)

At this top level of membership, the President’s Circle supports critical areas of the Council’s mission, including expanding investment in area schools, covering costs for student attendance at speaker events, diplomatic outreach, and much more.

learn more about President’s Circle
MYP Summer Social

Meridian Young Professionals ($120-$6K)

(ages 20-40)

Members who are early in their career have access to dynamic and enlightening programming tailored specifically for them. Meridian members come from all industries and backgrounds but share a common interest in community and global engagement, foreign policy, culture, and current events.

learn more about Meridian Young Professionals

Reduced Rate Memberships ($30)

Our Council programming provides a unique opportunity to learn from some of the foremost thinkers and leaders in the world and expand their global knowledge. Students, educators, and active military can enjoy access to these opportunities – as well as the full benefits of Council membership – for just $25/year.

learn more about these discounted membership rates opportunities!

Explore Memberships

General Membership ($120)

In addition to discounted pricing to Council speaker programs, members have access to exclusive members-only events and the remarkable Council network.

learn more about Annual Membership

Contributor’s circle ($300/$600)

The Contributors’ Circle is a group of philanthropic global thinkers who are committed to lifelong learning and engagement with the world.

learn more about Contributors’ Circle

Global Forum ($1.2K/$3K)

The Global Forum offers special opportunities to engage with high-level speakers and Council members through exclusive events, briefings and trips.

learn more about Global Forum

President’s Circle ($6K)

At this top level of membership, the President’s Circle supports critical areas of the Council’s mission, including expanding investment in area schools, covering costs for student attendance at speaker events, diplomatic outreach, and much more.

learn more about President’s Circle
MYP Summer Social

Meridian Young Professionals ($120-$6K)

(ages 20-40)

Members who are early in their career have access to dynamic and enlightening programming tailored specifically for them. Meridian members come from all industries and backgrounds but share a common interest in community and global engagement, foreign policy, culture, and current events.

learn more about Meridian Young Professionals

Reduced Rate Memberships ($30)

Our Council programming provides a unique opportunity to learn from some of the foremost thinkers and leaders in the world and expand their global knowledge. Students, educators, and active military can enjoy access to these opportunities – as well as the full benefits of Council membership – for just $25/year.

learn more about these discounted membership rates opportunities!
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Highlights

Here at the Council, we are focused on making an impact in DFW: educating North Texans about global issues that matter, connecting local citizen diplomats with visiting emerging leaders, and inspiring civic engagement and life-long learning.

The numbers aren’t the full story, but they do help to communicate some of that measurable impact.

View FY2025 Annual Report

61

public programs

connecting North Texans with the world’s foremost leaders and experts on topics that matter

23

international
visitor groups

exploring ideas, sharing cultures, and building lasting relationships through professional and cultural exchanges

116

participating
north texas schools

providing high-quality programming on international affairs and civic engagement to educators and students

3,596

members

from generous corporate sponsors and business leaders to students, educators – all committed to global awareness