DCFR Mission Statement
The mission of the Denver Council on Foreign Relations is to build awareness of international issues and to promote the understanding of American foreign policy and world affairs.
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About Us
The Denver Council on Foreign Relations  is committed to heightening public awareness and building understanding of contemporary and emerging international issues. In doing so, DCFR seeks a better informed Colorado regarding the global issues that impact us all. We do so by hosting a range of events, forums, and discussions, all open to the public and funded by our members designed to help the citizens of Colorado gain access to experts on national and international issues.  
A History Rooted in the Community
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For over 75 years, the Denver Council on Foreign Relations has conducted candid, informed discussions among a cross-section in the Front Range community - including business, law, military, diplomatic, medical, university and other professionals – as well as the national and international policy communities in order to heighten public awareness and build understanding of contemporary and emerging international issues.  Hosting an array of guest speakers for dinners, special breakfasts and lunches, as well as sponsoring a range of educational programs and opportunities, DCFR seeks a better informed Colorado regarding the global issues that impact us all.  Founded in 1938 as a committee of the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, the Denver Council on Foreign Relations (DCFR) is incorporated as an independent, non-partisan, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. ​​​​​​​

DCFR: 75th Anniversary Celebration
On May 13, 2014, the Denver Council on Foreign Relations, joined by Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, celebrated its 75th Anniversary. During this celebration, the DCFR began awarding distinguished members of the community with the Leadership in Global Engagement Award.  Recepients are recognized for their outstanding achievements in linking Denver, the Front Range, and Colorado via global, international, national, statewide, and local engagement.
DCFR 75th Anniversay Presentation

75th Anniversary Presentation

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DCFR 75th Anniversary Presentation

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​DCFR Newsletter Archive

Vols. 1 - 4

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The DCFR Report: Volume 4, March 2015

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The DCFR Report: Volume 3, August 2014

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The DCFR Report: Volume 2, May 2014

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The DCFR Report: Volume 1, February 2014

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Vols. 5 - 8

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The DCFR Report: Volume 8, April 2016

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The DCFR Report: Volume 7, January 2016

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The DCFR Report: Volume 6, October 2015

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