Individual Councils
Councils are funded through membership dues, corporate sponsorships, grants, in-kind donations, fundraising events, and fee-for-service activities. Over 2,000 corporations, foundations, and individuals help support council work.
| State | Name | Office |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama | Alabama World Affairs Council | Montgomery |
| Alaska | Alaska World Affairs Council | Anchorage |
| Juneau World Affairs Council | Juneau | |
| Arizona | World Affairs Council of Arizona | Scottsdale |
| California | World Affairs Council of Orange County | Irvine |
| Los Angeles World Affairs Council | Los Angeles | |
| World Affairs Council of Monterey Bay Area | Monterey | |
| World Affairs Council of California Central Coast | Oxnard | |
| World Affairs Council of the Desert | Palm Springs | |
| World Affairs Council of Inland S. California | Riverside | |
| World Affairs Council of San Diego | San Diego | |
| World Affairs Council of N. California | San Francisco | |
| World Affairs Council of Sonoma County | Santa Rosa | |
| Colorado | Colorado Springs World Affairs Council | Colorado Springs |
| Denver World Affairs Council | Denver | |
| Colorado Foothills World Affairs Council | Littleton | |
| Connecticut | World Affairs Council of Connecticut | Hartford |
| World Affairs Forum | Stamford | |
| Delaware | World Affairs Council of Wilmington | Wilmington |
| District of Columbia | World Affairs Council of Washington, DC | Washington, D.C. |
| Florida | World Affairs Council of Jacksonville | Jacksonville |
| Naples Council on World Affairs | Naples | |
| World Affairs Council of the Florida Palm Beaches | Palm Beach | |
| Georgia | World Affairs Council of Atlanta | Atlanta |
| Southern Center for International Studies | Atlanta | |
| Savannah Council on World Affairs | Savannah | |
| Hawaii | Pacific and Asian Affairs Council | Honolulu |
| Illinois | Chicago Council on Global Affairs | Chicago |
| World Affairs Council of West Central Illinois | Jacksonville | |
| Peoria Area World Affairs Council | Peoria | |
| World Affairs Council of Central Illinois | Springfield | |
| World Affairs Council of the Quad Cities | Davenport-Bettendorf | |
| Indiana | Indiana Council on World Affairs | Indianapolis |
| Iowa | World Affairs Council of the Quad Cities | Davenport-Bettendorf |
| Kentucky | World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana | Louisville |
| Louisiana | World Affairs Council of New Orleans | New Orleans |
| Maine | World Affairs Council of Maine | Portland |
| Massachusetts | WorldBoston | Boston |
| World Affairs Council of W. Massachusetts | Springfield | |
| Michigan | Detroit Council on World Affairs | Detroit |
| World Affairs Council of W. Michigan | Grand Rapids | |
| Great Lakes World Affairs Council | Lansing | |
| International Affairs Forum | Traverse City | |
| Minnesota | Minnesota International Center | Minneapolis |
| Missouri | International Relations Council | Kansas City |
| World Affairs Council of St. Louis | St. Louis | |
| Montana | Montana World Affairs Council | Missoula |
| Nevada | Las Vegas World Affairs Council | Las Vegas |
| New Hampshire | World Affairs Council of New Hampshire | Manchester |
| New Jersey | Princeton Council on World Affairs | Princeton |
| New Mexico | Santa Fe Council on International Relations | Santa Fe |
| New York | International Institute of Buffalo | Buffalo |
| Foreign Policy Association | New York City | |
| World Affairs Council of Mid-Hudson Valley | Poughkeepsie | |
| World Affairs Council of Rochester | Rochester | |
| North Carolina | World Affairs Council of W. North Carolina | Asheville |
| World Affairs Council of Charlotte | Charlotte | |
| Triad World Affairs Council | Greensboro | |
| World Affairs Council of E. North Carolina | Greenville | |
| International Affairs Council of North Carolina | Raleigh | |
| Ohio | Akron Council on World Affairs | Akron |
| Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council | Cincinnati | |
| Cleveland Council on World Affairs | Cleveland | |
| Columbus Council on World Affairs | Columbus | |
| Dayton Council on World Affairs | Dayton | |
| Oregon | World Affairs Council of Oregon | Portland |
| Pennsylvania | World Affairs Council of Harrisburg | Harrisburg |
| World Affairs Council of Philadelphia | Philadelphia | |
| World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh | |
| World Affairs Council of Reading and Berks County | Reading | |
| World Affairs Council of Greater Valley Forge | Wayne | |
| Puerto Rico | World Affairs Council of Puerto Rico | Washington D.C. |San Juan, PR |
| Rhode Island | World Affairs Council of Rhode Island | Providence |
| South Carolina | Charleston Foreign Affairs Forum | Charleston |
| Columbia World Affairs Council | Columbia | |
| World Affairs Council of Hilton Head | Hilton Head | |
| South Dakota | South Dakota World Affairs Council | Brookings |
| Tennessee | Tennessee World Affairs Council | Nashville |
| Texas | World Affairs Council of South Texas | Corpus Christi |
| World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth | Dallas | |
| World Affairs Council of Houston | Houston | |
| World Affairs Council of San Antonio | San Antonio | |
| Utah | Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy | Salt Lake City |
| Vermont | Vermont Council on World Affairs | Burlington |
| Windham World Affairs Council | Brattleboro | |
| Virginia | World Affairs Council of Greater Hampton Roads | Hampton Roads |
| World Affairs Council of Greater Richmond | Richmond | |
| Washington | Olympia World Affairs Council | Olympia |
| World Affairs Council of Seattle | Seattle | |
| World Affairs Council of Spokane | Spokane | |
| World Affairs Council of Tacoma | Tacoma | |
| Wisconsin | Institute of World Affairs | Milwaukee |
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