After being previously canceled due to COVID-19, CU Boulder announced Monday that its highly anticipated Conference on World Affairs would hold sessions virtually. By Noelle Videon
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The 72nd Conference on World Affairs would have brought over 150 experts to the Boulder campus for a near week-long series of events. By Robert Tann
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NewsOn Campus
Netflix co-founder, Moms Demand Action founder to headline 2020 Conference on World Affairs
by Robert Tannby Robert TannThe 72nd annual CWA conference in April will welcome entrepreneur Marc Randolph and gun control activist Shannon Watts. By Robert Tann
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‘Masculinity isn’t fixed’: Identity and toxic masculinity tackled at CWA
CWA panelists discussed the underlying causes of toxic masculinity and the culture it produces. By Julia-Rose Kibben
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More focus on mental health, self care at Conference on World Affairs
by Carina Juligby Carina JuligStudent planners wanted to focus more on mental health and how it affects young people at this year’s CWA. By Carina Julig
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Concert ReviewEntertainment
Outstanding musicianship showcased in eclectic CWA jazz concert
by Devan Dalyby Devan DalyCU’s Conference on World Affairs hosted another outstanding jazz concert, showcasing talented musicians from near and far. By Devan Daly
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Soccer star Hope Solo shares her passion for equal pay in sports at CU
by Carina Juligby Carina JuligThe former U.S. women’s national team goalie came to Boulder to discuss her fight for equal pay in women’s soccer. By Carina Julig
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Beyond BoulderCampusConference on World AffairsNews
Immigration narratives personify DACA, border policies and trafficking
Conference on World Affairs panelists shared personal stories of migration and human rights abuses. By Valeria Fugate and Veniece Miller
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Beyond BoulderConference on World AffairsNewsPolitics
Sen. Amy Klobuchar talks policies, presidential candidacy to packed Boulder audience
by Robert Tannby Robert TannSen. Amy Klobuchar discussed progressive policies and urged young people to stay politically involved. By Robert Tann
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Conference on World Affairs announces 2019 speakers
by Anna Haynesby Anna HaynesThe CWA announced this year’s speakers, which include soccer player Hope Solo and Simpsons writer Mike Reiss. By Anna Haynes