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BPIA ELEVATE MAGAZINES
The BPIA Elevate Magazine is our premier platform highlighting the stories, voices, and visions of Black professionals shaping international affairs. Each issue showcases leaders across government, business, diplomacy, academia, and the arts, while also celebrating BPIA awardees whose contributions elevate our collective impact. Through interviews, features, and spotlights, the magazine brings to life the power of representation and the importance of amplifying diverse perspectives in shaping global policy and progress. More than a publication, Elevate is a space of connection and inspiration. It honors the legacies of trailblazers while uplifting the next generation of changemakers who carry the mission of BPIA forward. From recognizing outstanding achievements to exploring critical issues facing our communities, Elevate serves as a mirror of our excellence and a beacon for the future. Inquiries regarding the magazine can be directed to bpiaoutreach@iabpia.org. |
BPIA REPORTS |
BPIA REPORT: STATE OF BLACK AMERICANS IN U.S. FOREIGN AFFAIRS The purpose of this report is to analyze the status and challenges currently faced by Black Americans in foreign affairs of the U.S., with a focus on the impact of recent policies, institutional shifts within the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the United States Department of State, and future implications. This report provides recommendations to key stakeholders, including civil society, Congress, and the executive branch, to ensure equitable opportunities in international affairs. In an era of unprecedented geopolitical shifts, economic uncertainty, and evolving security threats, the role of the United States in global affairs has never been more critical. Over the past decade, foreign policy has experienced dramatic upheavals, oscillating between isolationist stances and renewed engagement. These fluctuations have tested alliances, reshaped international institutions, and altered the global perception of America’s leadership. This report seeks to provide a comprehensive analysis of the current state of U.S. foreign affairs as it relates to Black Americans and outline the key challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. It serves as a roadmap for policymakers, diplomats, defense strategists, and global stakeholders to navigate an increasingly complex world. This report aims to equip decision-makers with the insights needed to craft a forward-looking, principled, and effective foreign policy strategy—one that ensures global security, promotes democratic values, and fosters international cooperation in the 21st century. Inquiries regarding this report can be directed to bpiaoutreach@iabpia.org. |
ALL OTHER BPIA PUBLICATIONS |
BPIA President’s Statement on State Department Layoffs and Community Resources - Press Release The Black Professionals in International Affairs Announces Inaugural Power 50 List - Press Release Here Celebrating 35 Years of Excellence: Uniting for Change in International Affairs at the Swiss Residence - Press Release Here Announcing the BPIA 2023 Advisory Council - Press Release Here Announcement of the Passing of Ambassador C. Steven McGann - Press Release Here BPIA Annual Reports 2024 Annual Report -- Click here to download. 2023 Annual Report -- Click here to download. 2022 Annual Report -- Click here to download. Annual Report of Events “BPIA Chats” Report 2020: Click here to download. Annual Report of Events 2020: Click here to download. Reports BPIA 2025 Report: State of Black Americans in U.S. Foreign Affairs: Click here to download. "The Caution Tape Across a Keyboard: Freedom of Speech and its Implications on Social Media", Shaniaya Miller: Click here to download. Comments from BPIA in Response to the "Request for Comments on Advancing Inclusive, Worker-Centered Trade Policy" from the Office of the United States Trade Representative: Click here to download. Weekahead E-Newsletters September 3, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. August 26, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. August 19, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. August 12, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. August 5, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. July 29, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. July 22, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. July 15, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. July 8, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. July 1, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. June 24, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. June 17, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. June 10, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. June 3, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. May 28, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. May 20, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. May 13, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. May 6, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. April 30, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. April 22, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. April 15, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. April 8, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. April 1, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. March 25, 2024 Weekahead: Click here to download. Spring 2019 Bulletin: Click here to Download. Winter 2019 Bulletin: Click here to Download. Fall 2018 Bulletin: Click here to download. Winter 2018 Bulletin: Click here to download. April 2017 Bulletin: Click here to Download. Fall 2017 Bulletin: Click here to Download. |
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