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Fall Open House
Join the National Museum of American Diplomacy on September 24, 2024 for a chance to view new and departing exhibits.
Events
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Treaties on De-Fences: Closing Lecture by Jorge Otero-Pailos
Join us for a closing lecture by artist and preservation architect Jorge Otero-Pailos, as he delves into the creative process and historical significance of the artworks presented in his exhibition, Treaties on De-Fences.
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Treaties on De-Fences Art Exhibit Open Houses
On June 12 , June 26, July 10, and July 31, NMAD will be hosting open houses to allow the public to view the newly-installed Treaties on De-Fences exhibition by artist Jorge Otero-Pailos.
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Polio, Disability Activism, and Diplomacy
On Wednesday, July 17, in celebration of Disability Pride Month, join us for a discussion on the intersection between polio, disability rights, and diplomacy.
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Special Event
Introducing Treaties on De-Fences with Jorge Otero-Pailos
On Tuesday, June 4, join us for a private viewing of the exhibition Treaties on De-Fences and a panel discussion with the artist. Treaties on…
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The Rogers Act: 100 Years of the Foreign Service
Join us for a discussion on how the 1924 Foreign Service Act, also known as the Rogers Act, created the modern-day merit-based U.S. Foreign Service.
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Spring Open House
Join us for a chance to view our multiple temporary exhibits, including our new exhibit "Commemorating 100 Years of Our Foreign Service: The 1924 Rogers Act."
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Abolitionist Sarah Parker Remond and Citizen Diplomacy
To commemorate Women’s History Month, NMAD’s Historian Dr. Alison Mann will offer a talk on Sarah Parker Remond: a Black abolitionist, women’s activist, and citizen diplomat.
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From Abolitionist to Diplomat: Henry Highland Garnet and Early Relations with Liberia
To commemorate Black History Month, NMAD’s Historian Dr. Alison Mann will offer a talk on the notable Black abolitionist, Henry Highland Garnet, and his controversial, brief diplomatic appointment in Liberia.
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200 Years of the Monroe Doctrine
200 years ago, President James Monroe addressed Congress on how the United States should work to prevent European interference in the Western Hemisphere. This address…
