Are you interested in learning how to maximize the impact of your volunteer experiences in your local community? Do you want to connect in-person with AFS volunteers from all over the U.S.? If so, we invite you to complete the 2024 AFS-USA Summit Interest Form by July 8, 2024.
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Did you miss Sunday’s Roundtable Town Hall call? Make sure to watch the recording and send any questions, comments, or suggestions to President@afsusa.org. A lot of great ideas were shared during the roundtable and we encourage you to browse through the many creative and impactful ideas.
Overnight a programming change caused an unexpected glitch in the training expiration dates for many AFS-USA volunteers. If you received email notices that your training expired overnight, please ignore those messages.
Barbara Hart’s boundless dedication and unwavering commitment to AFS-USA leaves an indelible mark on all of us who had the privilege of knowing her. Her passion for fostering cultural exchange and understanding was not only evident but infectious, touching the lives of countless individuals across the Modesto area and beyond.
View the message from the President of AFS-USA, here!
We were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Gerry Bair, a much respected and highly dedicated volunteer who loved AFS.
Mark your calendar for this year’s AFS-USA Summit! The 2024 event will be held in Dallas, Texas from November 1-3.
In the hearts and minds of those touched by the mission of AFS-USA, the recent passing of Jack Brennan marks a solemn moment of reflection and gratitude. Jack Brennan was not just a volunteer; he was a cornerstone of the AFS community, embodying the organization’s values of intercultural exchange, education, and volunteerism.
The Dallas Area Team recently recognized and celebrated Donna Pierce for 50 years of contributions to AFS!
AFS-USA, along with other leaders in international student exchange, met with DAS Bernadine Futrell who represented the U.S. Department of Education to discuss the importance of exchange programs and how the DOE can work with AFS-USA and others to encourage more American schools to host international students.