Honoring a Remarkable AFS Volunteer: Richard Bayly Winder
Memorial Day is observed in the United States on the last Monday in May to honor military personnel who died…
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What Does It Take to Treat the World as Family?
What does it take to treat the world as family? The inaugural AFS Chat launched the new book, “World as…
AFS WWII Ambulance Drivers Last Post
Lee Harold Chalifour (1st Air Ambulance Squadron) Lee H. Chalifour of Providence Rhode Island joined the 1st Air Ambulance Squadron…
How to Start Bridging Cultural Differences in the Classroom
by Andrés Peñaloza Lanza, Educator and School Relations Consultant at AFS Intercultural Programs According to the United Nations, three-quarters of the…
Leveraging Global Competence to Teach Science
by Andrés Peñaloza Lanza, Educator and School Relations Consultant, AFS Intercultural Programs What are the intersections of global competence, sustainable…
21st-century skills require 21st-century learning: new global adventures with AFS online programs
by Sean Reilly, Manager of Sponsored Programs at AFS Intercultural Programs; and Milena Miladinovic, Communications & External Affairs at AFS Intercultural Programs…
Friendship Ambassadors Foundation Joins AFS Intercultural Programs
Joining forces to support the next generation of young leaders and active global citizens Friendship Ambassadors Foundation (FAF) and…
Looking back: Rebuilding AFS post-Pandemic
Almost exactly one year ago, thousands of AFS students suddenly learned that they would have to end their AFS experience…
The Challenge of Assessing Intercultural Competence
AFS has a long-standing history of significant contributions to the research of intercultural education, often working in partnership with leading institutions…