Navigating a Shifting World Order: A Vital Webinar Series on Geopolitics and US Foreign Policy
A crucial series of webinars is launching to dissect the complex geopolitical landscape and the evolving role of the United States in global affairs. These insightful discussions, taking place on January 6th, 8th, and 13th, will bring together nine leading experts to offer their analyses and perspectives.
This series is designed for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the forces shaping our world, from the conflicts in the Middle East to the dynamics within the Americas. You’ll gain valuable insights into the historical context, current challenges, and potential pathways toward a more just and equitable global order.
Here’s how you can participate:
* Register now: Secure yoru spot by visiting Bit.ly/VZ-webinar. Registration is a one-time process for the entire series.
* Share with your network: Help spread the word! Download the compelling poster art for the first session here and share it with your colleagues, friends, and anyone interested in these critical topics.
Webinar Schedule: A Deep Dive into key Issues
Let’s take a closer look at each session and the distinguished speakers who will be leading the conversation.
session 1: Details forthcoming. (Poster art available here)
Session 2: thursday, January 8, 2026, 1:00 PM PST / 4:00 PM EST – “Geopolitics & Double Standards – Caracas to Gaza: Global Solidarity and the Politics of Impunity”
This session will explore the troubling patterns of double standards in international relations, drawing parallels between the situations in Venezuela and Gaza. You’ll examine the implications of these inconsistencies and discuss the importance of global solidarity in challenging impunity.
Featured speakers include:
* Jesús Rodríguez-Espinoza: A seasoned editor from Orinoco Tribune and former diplomat representing Venezuela.
* Richard falk: A renowned professor of international law and former UN Special Rapporteur for Palestine.
* Corinna mullin: An activist with the US Peace Council and the Anti-imperialist Scholars Collective.
session 3: Tuesday,January 13,2026,1:00 PM PST / 4:00 PM EST – “Exposing the ‘Monroe’ Doctrine: How US Policies are Reshaping the Americas”
This session will critically examine the historical and contemporary impact of the Monroe doctrine on the Americas. You’ll learn how current US policies are reshaping the region and the consequences for sovereignty, stability, and self-determination.
Distinguished speakers will be:
* Ajamu Baraka: A leading voice from the Black Alliance for Peace and the US Peace Council.
* Dan Kovalik: An international human rights lawyer and author specializing in Palestine, Iran, Venezuela, and colombia.
* Michelle Ellner: A Venezuelan-American activist with CODEPINK and the Venezuela Solidarity Network.
These webinars promise to be thought-provoking and informative. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with leading experts and deepen your understanding of the critical issues shaping our world. remember, organizational affiliations are provided solely for identification purposes.
we look forward to welcoming you to these critically important discussions.
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