William Hartnett

In September, IWP signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Additionally, the Institute partnered with Liberty University by way of its Washington Fellowship Program. 

Peter Tase, a former IWP student, recently gave two lectures at the National Police Academy in Paraguay about the U.S. Intelligence Community. 

Receiving a modern education in Southeast Asia has been historically difficult for decades. Many barriers often stand in the way: poverty limits supplies and the number of teachers available, drug gangs and kidnappers easily cause havoc, conflict exists between Muslims and Christians, and opportunities for young women are limited.

In his new book No God No Civilization, Amb. Alberto Martinez Piedra, Ph.D., a respected scholar, former U.S. ambassador, and IWP Professor Emeritus, discusses the historical context of the New Atheist movement and defends the achievements of Judeo-Christian traditions.