Foreign Policy

[close] Hello all! We are Women in Foreign Policy - an organisation that aims to encourage young women and girls to pursue a career in foreign policy. Being inspired and learning from strong, successful women is central to WIFP - and what better way to do that than by reading about them! Our aim is to choose a book each month related to women in leadership - their style, success and story. Anyone is free to post comments or questions throughout the month, but a more focused discussion will take place in the last week of each month. There will also be a physical meeting held at the end of each month for those in London able to attend. Please feel free to dip in and out on the months that suit and to add friends - we welcome all and look forward to delving into the world of female leaders with you!

[close] Join the conversation! Connect with other Birthright Israel alumni about MK Michael Oren's new acclaimed book: Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide. This fall, ten lucky participants* of The Alumni Community Book Club will be selected to meet the author for an intimate discussion on Ally based on contributions to this discussion. Need a copy of Ally? Have other questions? ally@birthrightisraelalumni.com *Participants must be Birthright Israel alumni to be chosen.

[close] A virtual book club for those interested in reading new titles in security studies. Visit https://www.natsecgirlsquad.com/upcoming-events to see upcoming book club meetings or other events.

[close] Books-fiction and non-fiction dealing with U.S. government foreign policy showing and proving that it is an Achilles's Heel for the nation like Sarkhan, A Nation of Sheep, The Ugly American, The Quiet American, March of Folly, Overthrow and The Sorrows of Empire. Stories set overseas in the mode of The Letter, Burmese Days, Typee, Rain.