Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs

The Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs is a private, not-for-profit association based in Baltimore, Maryland. Founded in 1980, the organization is dedicated to educating citizens about foreign affairs. The Council employs 11 people and generates $2.5 million in annual revenue. The Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs offers a variety of programs, including lectures, seminars, discussions, and studies, aimed at diverse audiences such as established and developing leaders, international professionals, and the general public. These programs aim to cultivate effective citizenship, professional expertise, and a more globally-minded community. The Council's mission is particularly relevant to Baltimore, given its status as a major port city with a diverse population. This unique position gives Baltimore a heightened interest in international affairs beyond the scope of national citizenship. Like similar councils across the United States, the Baltimore Council operates locally, with programming, governance, and support all originating within the community. For more information about the Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs, visit their website at bcfausa.org.