Learning Life’s interns do vital work responsible for the vibrance and growth of our programs. This fall, their work included outreach to thousands of people worldwide on Facebook and Linkedin to help grow our Family Diplomacy Initiative (FDI) membership, screening of young Family Diplomacy Ambassador applicants, research on citizen diplomacy, fundraising research and outreach, building the invitation list for our ...
READ MOREOur world is becoming more complex and interdependent as more people, goods, services and interactions flow across national borders. This changing global reality has triggered xenophobic, sometimes violent reactions that have been validated and amplified by political activists and opportunistic leaders. Diplomacy is rightly upheld as an important response to the mounting tensions within and between some countries, but diplomacy ...
READ MOREOn Sunday, November 14, 40 people from 17 countries worldwide — Venezuela, Costa Rica, Mexico, USA, Nigeria, Burundi, Uganda, Tunisia, Jordan, Turkey, Romania, Ukraine, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Indonesia — engaged in a rich, wide-ranging discussion of games, religion, cell phones and social media’s impacts on family health. This was the last in a series of six dialogues that ...
READ MORELearning Life is pleased to release the following highlights from a new report, “Democracy & Diplomacy for a More Caring World.” The report offers a glimpse into Learning Life’s growth and impact, significant milestones, and some of the many people helping and benefiting from our work.
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