Washington Educational & Cultural Attaché Association
Expanding your professional and diplomatic network in educational and cultural community
What is WECAA?
WECAA was created as a non-profit, non-partisan, non-political organization with the simple goal of providing a platform for diplomats to engage in professional development in Education and Culture, as well as encourage networking and information sharing.
Welcome to one of the most influential and important diplomatic communities in the world– Washington DC, representing over 180 embassies. The Educational and Cultural Attaches are a very important part of our robust and exciting diplomatic community–these attaches are why most of the important events happen!
News & Articles
Jan Du Plain to Receive Torch Bearer Award from Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run
Event Highlight: International Education Cooperation, March 15, 2024
WECAA Quarterly Meeting Highlights, Dec. 2023
Washington Educational & Cultural Attaché Association Hosts Inaugural Meeting
Indonesian Embassy launches DC educational, cultural attaché group
WECAA Launching
Ambassador Rosan Roeslani hosted a Diplomatic Reception for the launch of WECAA
Become a Member
When you join WECAA, you join the diplomatic, educational and cultural community, government, and corporations. As a WECAA Member, you are expanding your professional and diplomatic network; learning from others to stay up-to-date on the latest news and network.
Benefits
When you join WECAA, you get access to:
- A network of Educational and Cultural Attaché who know D.C.
- Events, both professional and social
- Professional Development opportunities
WECAA Event
- Diplomatic Meeting
- Educational Conference
- Cultural Performance
What are the purposes of the Association?
The purposes of the Association include the following:
- To foster professional, cultural, and social ties in the Educational and Cultural Attaché community in Washington D.C. and in strengthening relations with the United States of America.
- To increase exchanges within the Educational and Cultural Attaché community, business community, and other communities in Washington D.C. in the areas of academics, culture, and sports and to foster the development thereof among the youth, students, educators, artists, and budding leaders in the United States and other countries; and
- To provide members with professional development opportunities.
Who are the members of the Association?
Members of the Association are from the diplomatic, educational and cultural community, government, and corporations.
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