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The International Education Program ( IEP ) of the World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth seeks to educate students and teachers on how global issues affect their lives by helping them gain a critical understanding of important international topics and empowering them to become informed, independent thinkers about world affairs. Please see "Why is International Education Important?" to learn more on the necessity for global learning in our classrooms. Conduct professional development programs, including those for Gifted and Talented Credit, for teachers and provide them with current resources Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD has pioneered a dynamic new district-wide membership with the World Affairs Council. As a result, all social studies and foreign language teachers in HEBISD are entitled to a free Educational Associate Membership with the Council. This membership gives teachers a great resource for bringing the world to their students, while enjoying some great programming themselves! For more details, explanation of benefits or to sign up, please contact Tony Brown at tbrown@dfwworld.org. The Council, an excellent way to enhance your knowledge about international affairs, offers a selection of four-to-eight programs per month. Whether you prefer early morning breakfasts, luncheons, or evening forums, the Council provides a wide array of events throughout the Greater DFW area. Members are also invited to participate in Great Decisions, the Council's monthly discussion group. At each meeting, a moderator facilitates lively discussion on a current international issue. Topics may range from the Media in Foreign Policy, Public Diplomacy, U.S. and Europe, to Reform in the Middle East. Click here to learn more about membership and it's benefits. * Please note membership is not required for participation in International Education Program events.

The Dallas County Local Workforce Development Board, Inc, known as Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas (WFSDallas), is dedicated to providing innovative workforce solutions aimed at enhancing the skills and employability of the local community. With a range of services including career coaching, job fairs, and child care assistance programs, they support both job seekers and businesses in achieving their goals. Recognized with the 2025 Workforce Excellence Award, WFSDallas has made significant strides in workforce development through initiatives like the STAR program, which focuses on upskilling underrepresented job seekers. Their commitment to building a strong and diverse talent pool is reflected in various resources aimed at fostering professional growth and success in today's competitive job market. Generated from the website

About TITAS TITAS was founded in 1982 by co-founders Tom Adams and Gene Leggett to provide North Texas communities with the opportunity to experience the best of American and international music, dance, and performance art through a variety of presentations and educational outreach activities. TITAS is celebrating its 28th season and has been under the leadership of Charles Santos since 2001. Throughout its 28-year history, TITAS has continued to achieve its mission statement, expand it's audience base and build new coalitions to develop artistic collaborations that foster a greater sense of community, as well as work to enhance the North Texas cultural landscape. TITAS continues to provide these opportunities to experience great art through performances, cultural exchange and arts educational outreach programs. The organization is nationally and internationally recognized as an innovator and is celebrated for providing artistic excellence, breaking boundaries, and serving as a catalyst for cultural collaborations within the arts. Additionally, TITAS has created a unique multitude of community outreach and educational opportunities coupled with the renowned artists that only TITAS offers. TITAS continues to garner support from local agencies, foundations and businesses, as well as national entities, such as Altria, NEFA, Mid-American Arts Alliance, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Private support comes from local foundations, the TITAS Board of Trustees and our growing private donor base, TITAS Titans. TITAS's commitment to the North Texas community is well established and continues to explore new, innovative ways to further its reach into the community. We strongly believe in the responsibility of presenters to support and supplement arts education. This outreach serves to enhance the community by developing a more informed and committed arts going public. Since 1994, CROSSROADS has brought artists and communities closer by providing unique direct access and educational opportunities to the communities. CROSSROADS continue to be the hallmark of the TITAS outreach program. We strive to maximize the contact between the community and the artists through TITAS's Contemporary Master Series. This series provides master classes and workshops for local artists, teachers and students with our visiting artists. The TITAS post-performance Q&A sessions continue to be a favorite within the community outreach programs. Additionally, TITAS presents dedicated student performances at the theater providing thousands of students a unique and specially created student performance with world-renowned artists. The Arts-in-Education program uses interactive arts residencies by local artists/educators in conjunction with classroom teachers to prepare students for workshops with visiting artists and greatly enhances the experience of attending the live performance. The TITAS $5 Youth Ticket encourages parents or guardians to bring children to performances. Additionally, each season thousands of individuals and groups from local schools, senior centers, and community centers attend performances of the highest caliber via our TITAS ADVENTURES free ticket program. In its 28-year history, TITAS has established a reputation for unique and innovative programming which has created a dedicated and enlightened following. The 2010-11 season continues this tradition with 10 world-class dance and music companies, five dance and five music, and one scheduled special event, Command Performance and La Fete du Ballet Gala. This season will also include special student performances and special events that continue to be added to the season, when possible. TITAS is guided by a dedicated and diverse Board of Trustees and a very capable staff under the leadership of Executive Director, Charles Santos. The TITAS team is committed to and enthusiastic about the organization, as well as, the community it serves and the future of the arts in North Texas. This team co