The North County Chapter (NCC) of the San Diego World Affairs Council 

holds biweekly in-person/hybrid programs every other Thursday morning from 9:30a – 12:00p 

hosted by The Remington Club II in Rancho Bernardo. 

North County Chapter programs are also accessible via live stream on Zoom.

Programs begin at 9:30 with socializing over coffee and cookies. The scheduled presentations begin at 10:00a. Then, following a 10 minute break, programs resume with Q&A, ending at 12:00p noon.

Parking for NCC programs is in the Von’s parking lot located at 11986 Bernardo Plaza Dr, San Diego, CA, 92128. Your vehicle will be towed if you park in the circle out front of The Remington Club II.

Detailed information about upcoming meetings, as well as videos of many past presentations, can be found at www.northcountyworldaffairs.org/programs.

The North County Chapter was formed to promote public interest in, and to encourage and facilitate, the study of foreign policy and international affairs. The goal of the meetings is to address a wide range of geopolitical issues and to do so in a relaxed and conversational atmosphere. 

The NCC takes no stand on any public issue, policy or candidate. It encourages free, fair, and civil discussion of a wide range of topics. The Thursday morning programs are held throughout the year (no meetings in August). The goal of the meetings is to address a wide range of geopolitical issues and to do so in a relaxed and conversational atmosphere. 

The North County Chapter is a subsidiary of the San Diego World Affairs Council...and as such is part of the World Affairs Councils of America.

The current President of the North County Chapter is Mary Agne. 

Learn more at http://northcountyworldaffairs.org