We are excited to announce open nominations for the 2018 International Volunteer Awards! This is your opportunity to recognize the dedication of our outstanding volunteers.
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Who’s who on the scholarships and diversity team, feel-good videos from AFS Scholarship Recipients, and an update on scholarship deadlines.
The Organizational Development Team will be hosting a webinar series for team chairs and chair-elects.
Starting October 2018, please join the AFS Participant Support Staff and the Support Advisory Group for a series of monthly support webinars.
On Saturday, September 29, Eric Lomeli was elected to the AFS Network Board of Trustees during the AFS Global Conference in Budapest, Hungary. Eric has been involved with AFS for almost 30 years — he has been a volunteer since 1990, he is an AFS Returnee who studied abroad in Italy in 1992, he has […]
AFS Project: Change is a scholarship competition that invites 8th – 12th grade U.S. students to create a project proposal that works toward at least one of the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
We are excited to offer support and orientation volunteers the opportunity to apply for the 2018 Liaison and Orientation Training of Trainers (ToT) Workshop in Baltimore, Maryland on October 24-28, 2018. The application deadline is Friday, September 28, 2018. Overview: The Training of Trainers Workshop is an intensive, five-day training workshop taking place October 24-28, […]
RSVP for a special MyAFS Webinar for Liaisons on Thursday, September 27th at 8pm ET, 7pm CT, 6pm MT, or 5pm PT
Buon Viaggio to Vincenzo, Former President of AFS International, and his friends! This past week, they began their coast-to-coast bike trip across the U.S. Along the way, they’ll be raising money to help teens study abroad in Italy.
Dear AFS Volunteers, Last week, we welcomed over 1,500 international AFS Exchange Students into the U.S. for the start of their exchange year. We are so close to achieving our goal of placing every one of our students by August 30th for this school year, but there are still approximately 250 AFS Students without host family placements. […]