Sharing What We Know: P2P in the News
At this time every year I receive many enquiries from various media sources asking People to People Ambassador Programs to share the knowledge and experiences we’ve learned from over 40 years of traveling students around the world. I find it extremely rewarding when we can share not only within our own organization, but with other organizations, and often with competitors who also travel students. Continue Reading »
Holi: A Time for Colors and Family
Spring is here. Birds are singing, frost is thawing to reveal new life, and snow shovels are preparing for their annual hibernation. But in India, the season is making an entirely different entrance—cue Holi, the flamboyant, vibrant festival of colors. Yet there’s more to Holi than the dye and parties; it’s a time for families to reunite and celebrate together, according to Balu Menon, our Indian worldwide partner. Here’s Balu's firsthand take on the holiday. Continue Reading »
Spirit of Japan Program Featured in Prominent Travel Blog
The well-known travel blog Gadling gave a shout out to our Spirit of Japan: Service and Friendship program this afternoon. Check it out and soak in the limelight with us! Continue Reading »
Should 16-Year-Olds Have the Right to Vote?
With the arrival of Super Tuesday, the whole country has politics on the brain—young people included. In recognition of the rapidly approaching election season, we're tackling the question, "Should 16-year-olds have the right to vote?" Continue Reading »
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Announcing "Spirit of Japan: Service and Friendship"
It has been nearly a year since a series of natural disasters struck northern Japan, and the country has made enormous strides in rebuilding its infrastructure, fortifying its economy, and helping its citizens. However, there is much more work to be done. This year, People to People Ambassasors are coming back in full force—and they’re ready to help. You can step up and join the movement to contribute over 3,000 service hours this July. Continue Reading »