World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana
# World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana

The World Affairs Council of Kentucky & Southern Indiana (WAC) is a non-profit member-based organization based in Louisville, Kentucky, whose mission is to "promote cross-cultural awareness, education and tolerance through nonpartisan discussions on current international issues" as well as maintain the Sister Cities portfolio for the City of Louisville. The Council is a member of the World Affairs Councils of America, Sister Cities International, and Global Ties U.S. networks.

For twenty years the organization was known as the Louisville International Cultural Center (LICC). In order to "highlight [their] role in bringing high-quality international programming to [the] area and to emphasize [its] role as the local chapter of the World Affairs Councils of America," the organization became the World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana in 2004.

The Muhammad Ali Center has partnered with the World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana since 2006. Similarly, the University of Kentucky Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce maintains a close relationship with the World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana.

