Call for Mentors: South Caucasus FLEX-Ability Workshop 2017
South Caucasus FLEX-Ability Workshop Program Description
FLEX-Alumni Bringing Ideas, Leadership, and Initiative To Youth.
American Councils for International Education is searching for interested senior FLEX Alumni from program...
Christmas in America for Lida Asilyan ’19
Lida Asilyan ’19 (Ijevan, Armenia/Adel, IA) spent her FLEX year in a small town in Iowa. In this interview, Lida shares her relationship with...
How to Start Your Career
Arusyak Poghosyan '14
Project Title: How to Start Your Career
Project Location: Hrazdan, Armenia
$ 250 in South Caucasus FLEX-Ability Grant funding
Arusyak Poghosyan '14 conducted career skills...
Irina Ghaplanyan ’99 Contributing to Armenia’s Future
Irina Ghaplanyan ‘99
Yerevan, Armenia / York, PA
Education: BA in International Relations (University of Malta), MA in Diplomatic Studies (Diplomatic Academy of London, Westminster University) and...
#BridgingStories Between Turkey and Armenia
For decades hatred has seemed to be the only visible common value between Armenia and Turkey. This is largely due to the territorial, cultural,...
FLEX and YLP Alumni Initiate a Model U.S. Senate Platform
After returning home, FLEX alumni are always looking for ways to give back to their communities by sharing their knowledge and experience from their...
Vardavar Celebration in Garni, Armenia
On July 12, 35 alumni celebrated the national water festival of Armenia called Vardavar at the Garni Pagan Temple. Several Peace Corps volunteers as...
25 Years of FLEX in Armenia
2018 marked the 25th anniversary of the FLEX program. Twenty-five years of recruiting, 25 different generations and 1030 young people from Armenia who’ve heard,...
World Origami Day at the Baku American Center
Elshad Aliyev ’09, an alumnus of the Doshisha University in Japan, together with other U.S. Government sponsored program alumni organized a presentation and training...
“Our Child. Smaller World. Someone You Love, More Than You Ever Expected”
Stranger in the house. Awkward. Uncomfortable.
That is how someone who has never hosted an exchange student might describe the experience.It was true for my...














