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International
Programs
 International programs are
designed to highlight the accomplishments of Cordell Hull and provide ways to
further his mission of better communication and comity among nations. The
longest-serving Secretary of State under Franklin Roosevelt for 12 years who won
the Nobel Peace Prize as the Father of the United Nations, Cordell Hull was one
of our greatest American statesmen who dedicated his life to the betterment of
mankind.
Documentary
Film
A documentary film is
needed to make better known the goals and motivation that prompted Cordell Hull
to spearhead so many important American institutions. This link will take
you to the blueprint framed for writing, creation, production and worldwide
distribution of a documentary film on the life of Cordell Hull.
Alternate
Dispute
Click on
this link for more details on the formulation of a plan to offer alternate
dispute resolution seminars in Latin America. If you are interested in
participating in this program, contact us.
Teaching
Abroad
Though not
presently funded, CHF seeks
to arrange for American teachers to teach abroad in countries not sponsored by
the Fulbright Program. Funding is needed to underwrite these projects and
to subsidize cost of living while teachers are overseas since salaries in some
countries are vastly lower than teacher salaries in the U.S.
Cordell Hull Lectures
The Foundation
organizes lectures on the life and accomplishments of Cordell Hull by President
Marianne Mason Morrison and Communications Director Joseph Scott. Ms. Morrison
has been invited to be the keynote speaker at the Memphis YMCA Mock
United Nations Conference in February 2003.
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