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MentorTalks: How to Build a Documentary Filming Career With Your Head and Your Heart

Join us as we hear from Munmun Dhalaria, documentary filmmaker, National Geographic Storytelling Explorer, and YES Exchange Alumni, on MentorTalks on Instagram Live

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MWF Alumnus Promotes Fair Elections and HIV/AIDS Funding through Hip-Hop

Mandela Washington Fellowship (MWF) alumnus, Brian “B-Flow” Bwembya, is a Zambian hip-hop phenomenon, promoting peaceful elections and increased HIV/AIDS funding.

IVLP Alumna Becomes Milan's First Muslim Councilwoman

Years of advocacy for integration and women's rights establishes Sumaya Abdel Qader as a dynamic and diverse leader.

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UGRAD Alumna Initiates Family Festival at Azerbaijan Carpet Museum

Global UGRAD alumna Asli Samadova curated the the Azerbaijan Carpet Museum's first two-day family festival that hosted over one thousand people who participated in activities ranging from Children’s Museum features to presentations of recent textile and art projects.

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J-1 Czech Alumni Network Launches with 5K Charity Fun Run

J-1 Alumni Network in Czech Republic provides mentoring and social interactions for J-1 alumni and offers many possibilities and opportunities for alumni to connect with local businesses.

Spring 2016 Alumni Impact Award Winners Selected for Professional Fellows Congress

The Professional Fellows Program selected four recipients for its 2016 Alumni Impact Award in recognition of the impact they are making on their communities after participating in the program.

AEIF Winners Culminate with National Competition

Young Tunisian Coders Academy (YTCA) capped months of hard work teaching computer coding to students 10-15 years old across Tunisia with a national competition in Scratch computer programming.