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Education · January 25, 2014
A classroom opens onto Turkey
A teachers’ workshop at Canarelli Middle School placed Turkish history and culture in a Las Vegas classroom. The partner calendar links to the original WACLV flyer and situates the workshop within a national educational program.
Read the record — A classroom opens onto Turkey →- Date basis
- Event date recorded by the Turkish Cultural Foundation
- Record boundary
- The calendar establishes the advertised workshop, date and location. The original flyer and attendance record have not been recovered.
- Original source
- Turkish Cultural Foundation — January 2014 calendar ↗
Home Hospitality · Reported November 18, 2024
A table across cultures
WACLV’s published account describes ten IVLP visitors welcomed over a Korean American meal. Food became a starting point for conversation about everyday life across regions.
Read the record — A table across cultures →- Date basis
- Publication date; exact dinner date not stated
- Record boundary
- This is a documented encounter, not a measured claim of lasting diplomatic or economic impact.
- Original source
- Global Ties U.S. — Setting the Table for Diplomacy ↗
Home Hospitality · August 9, 2025
When dinner became music
An evening with international visitors moved from a shared meal to an impromptu musical exchange. The published WACLV story records a host family opening its home and guests taking part.
Read the record — When dinner became music →- Date basis
- Dinner date in the account published November 17, 2025
- Record boundary
- The record describes that evening. It does not establish a continuing alumni relationship or a commitment to future hosting.
- Original source
- Global Ties U.S. — Setting the Table with Dinner Diplomacy ↗
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