Global Learning Week is November 16–20, 2026!
Global Learning Week (GLW) is coming up in November, and we invite the AFS community to join us in celebrating international education and the power of cross-cultural learning!
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A Message for Our AFS-USA Volunteers
As we welcome autumn, I wanted to take a moment to connect with you and share a special message.
Thank You, Liaisons!
We can’t thank you enough for volunteering as a student-family liaison with AFS-USA. We’re guessing you are feeling a mix of sadness, relief, and hope since the Class of 2026 left for home.
A Special Message from Tara Hofmann
In this special message, President & CEO Tara Hofmann shares her appreciation for our incredible volunteer community and the impact you’re making across the country.
Final Week of the Global Spotlight Series: Help Us Share the Impact of Hosting
Thank you for highlighting the stories of our incoming exchange students from Europe, Asia, and South America over the last few weeks.
Join Fellow AFS-USA Volunteers in a Summer of Advocacy
We’re excited to invite you to join AFS-USA and the Alliance for International Exchange in the Summer of Action—a nationwide advocacy campaign running from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Seen, Appreciated, Celebrated: The Volunteer Recognition Committee
The Volunteer Recognition Committee (VRC) exists for one essential reason: to make sure that the time, energy, and dedication AFS volunteers pour into their work does not go unnoticed.
New Bipartisan Caucus in Congress is Championing International Exchange Programs
AFS-USA celebrates this bipartisan step forward for the exchange community—and you can help it grow!
The Compliance Advisory Group: Compliance Made Easy
The Compliance Advisory Group (CAG) is a vital part of the AFS-USA community, helping local teams turn federal regulations into clear, doable steps that keep students safe and AFS in compliance with the U.S. Department of State.
Throwback Thursday: The Buses That Connected the AFS Experience 🚌
Our Throwback Thursday series continues with a fascinating look at how thousands of exchange students used to travel across the United States to reach their host communities.