Young Professionals in Foreign Policy - New York

Excited to co-host this Meet & Mingle happy hour alongside the 7th Committee and to welcome the Tokyo chapter of Young Professionals in Foreign Policy to NYC! 🌏

Looking forward to an evening of meaningful conversations, new connections, and bringing together professionals passionate about global engagement and community. See you Friday at Jameson’s!

After a very packed March we’re looking forward to seeing all members and potential new members at tomorrow’s happy hour!

Join us tomorrow evening at Tara Rose!

Join us for a timely conversation on the future of international cooperation 🌍

On Monday, March 30 from 6:00–8:00 PM ET, leading scholars and policy experts will come together at Fordham University’s Lincoln Center campus for a panel exploring the evolving global landscape, the challenges facing multilateralism, and what the next generation of foreign policy leaders should be thinking about.

Seats are limited, so be sure to register and reserve your spot. We hope to see you there! ✨

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A full house at our happy hour this month at Tara Rose! Looking forward to welcoming our new members.

Celebrate Holi with the YPFP community!

We’re partnering with , , and It’s Ok Yaar for a Holi happy hour at Leo Bar — sponsored by Morgan Stanley.

First 15 YPFP members get free tickets ($25 otherwise). Come through! Thursday, March 19 | 6–8:30pm | 725 Park Ave @ 70th St, NYC → members.ypfp.org/event-6618711

Need to unwind, vent, and get nerdy about global politics, international relations or foreign policy?

Join us at our next Meet&Mingle on March 11th at Tara Rose!

As recent world events have shown, there has been an increase in some countries taking a more transactional approach to foreign policy – where national interests often outweigh multilateral institutions and long-standing norms. This shift is influencing transatlantic cooperation and the future of the international system that has shaped global affairs for the past eight decades.

Join YPFP New York, , and for a timely discussion with foreign policy experts Robin Quinville and Peter Sparding about how the United States and Europe can navigate an increasingly complex international landscape, the state of the trans-Atlantic partnership at this critical juncture, and the future of international order.

Last week, YPFP New York was proud to partner with and for an evening focused on building purposeful global careers.

We brought together students, emerging professionals, and experienced practitioners for a thoughtful conversation on navigating pathways across the public and private sectors. Through the panels and meaningful networking with the Wagner community, attendees explored what it means to pursue impact-driven work in international affairs today.

A sincere thank you to our incredible moderator, Joelle Birge, and our panelists, Yumna Khan and Brian Mateo, for sharing their insights, experiences, and practical guidance with the next generation of foreign policy leaders.

Grateful to everyone who joined us— and excited to continue creating spaces that connect passion with purpose. Stay tuned for upcoming programming!

YPFP New York is excited to partner with and for an evening dedicated to building purposeful global careers.

Join us as we bring together students, emerging professionals, and seasoned practitioners for a dynamic exploration of pathways across the public and private sectors. The event will feature two panels highlighting impactful roles in international affairs, followed by networking with the Wagner community and representatives from service‑oriented organizations.

If you’re looking to deepen your engagement in foreign policy, expand your professional network, or chart your next career step, this is a great place to start.

📅 Thursday, Feb 19
⏰ 6:00pm – 8:30pm
📍 NYU Wagner Main Event Space
🎟 Register: https://bit.ly/4cpFwwj

We’re kicking off the new year with a Meet & Mingle happy hour!

With 2026 already off to a fast-paced start for foreign policy, join us on January 21 from 6:30–8:30 PM to connect, exchange ideas, and meet people from diverse fields who share an interest in global affairs!