GCTV explores and covers diverse world issues such as hunger, poverty, security, economic development, energy, world health, migration, war, human rights, tolerance and international trade.
GCTV explores and covers diverse world issues such as hunger, poverty, security, economic development, energy, world health, migration, war, human rights, tolerance and international trade.
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Global Connections Television (GCTV), the only talk show of its type in the world, has featured a myriad of guests ranging from leaders at the UN to the private sector to academics to non-governmental organizations.
International relations specialist Bill Miller discusses world events with experts from various fields every week. All videos are made available for download in High Definition at no charge.
James Wurst, a journalist specializing in international affairs and an author of "The UN Association-USA: A Little Known History of Advocacy and Action," unveils his latest book which is a sci-fi thriller Three Degrees, a story set in the future where climate change has become a reality. February 13, 2018
Ms. Isabel Ortiz, Director of Social Protection of the UN International Labor Organization, explains the new report: "World Social Protection Report 2017-19: Universal social protection to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals." February 18, 2018
Yasmine Sherif, Director of the Education Cannot Wait Program, mentions the importance of education, especially for the hundreds of millions of the most vulnerable young people. February 15, 2018
Dr. Valerie Karr, Professor and Author highlights challenges confronting disabled persons.
In 1991 a vicious civil war overtook Sierra Leone. My guest, Ishmael Beah, at the age of 13, was forced to become a child soldier in this conflict. Later, Mr. Beah came to the US and attended the United Nations International School.
Dr. Jane Goodall, a UN Messenger of Peace, discusses climate change and its implications. Dr. Jane Goodall, a native of England, spent many years studying the chimps of Gombe in Tanzania.
UNA-USA Board member Bill Miller interviews journalist Nick Clooney, Darfur advocate. Topic: Nick and George Clooney in Darfur.
Bill Miller
Bill Miller worked with the Kentucky Legislative Research Commission (LRC), which is the bipartisan staff for the Kentucky General Assembly, from 1977-1999 primarily as a Federal/International Relations Specialist and Assistant Public Information Officer.
People worldwide are becoming more intricately intertwined in an interdependent world.
For example, polls show that Americans and many people worldwide are less aware of the importance of international affairs and governmental programs on their lives and are less informed about how to positively impact international problems that have local implications.
Miller and Associates International Media Consultants offer two basic services to confront this situation.
Is your institution looking for a supplemental course to your curriculum on international public administration, international relations or global governance? If so, you may want to use the following as a prototype.
The model and curriculum were independently developed by Professor Bill Miller. This is a public administration-international relations course offered at Kentucky State University's Graduate School of Public Administration titled “International Organizations: Focus on the United Nations and International Public Administration."
Mr. Miller, an international relations specialist, has written numerous articles on the United Nations for newspapers, such as the Lexington-Herald Leader, ASPA’s PA Times and Washington International.