March 2-5 is the Alliance for International Exchange Advocacy Week and AFS-USA is sharing relevant publications that you can use when speaking to others about the importance of international education.
Tag: Press
In the article “Students Can Save America’s Foreign Policy Agenda”, recently published by the Harvard International Review, AFS Alumni Dr. Patrick Mendis and Dominique Reichenbach describe the importance of international education and people-to-people exchanges, like those offered by #afsusa, in repairing and improving “American credibility, image, and reputation abroad”.
In this article published by Fodor’s Travel on January 18, 2021, an international exchange student and others share why student exchange programs are still worth doing even in a pandemic. This is a great article to read and share!
We invite you to join our Media Literacy Training of Trainers Webinar on Tuesday, October 13 at 8pm Eastern to learn more about the campaign. The webinar is designed to provide AFS volunteers and returnees with an overview of media literacy, strategies for employing media literacy in daily life, as well as guidance on how to lead presentations on Media Literacy.
AFS-USA Alums are truly amazing. Check out these stories featuring Sponsored Programs Alumni!
Share your incredible AFS hosting stories by using this general hosting focused press release.
AFS-USA is proud to be a member of the Alliance for International Exchange and appreciates being recognized in this article for its support of exchange students.
Help boost the visibility of the AFS Intercultural Programs USA LinkedIn page while expanding the reach of our alumni’s stories of resilience and activism during COVID-19.
AFS-USA is proud to be featured in an article on the hosting experience during COVID-19 and the importance of student exchange on Matador, the web’s largest independent travel media site.
Tara Hofmann’s article, “Student Exchange as a Path to Global Citizenship” is featured in the December 2019 issue of Principal Leadership, a magazine published by National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP).