ICL for AFSers
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Who is this series for?
The ICL (InterCultural Link) ...for AFSers series is for all AFS volunteers and staff! This includes liaisons, orientation coordinators, trainers, volunteer development coordinators, among others.
The Why behind the ICL...for AFSers series
ICL...for AFSers are short, concise, approachable documents on intercultural topics that are directly related to the AFS experience, written specifically by and for the AFS community and are intended to help AFS "people" increase their awareness and knowledge of intercultural topics. They supplement training opportunities and frame academic topics in an AFS-appropriate manner. ICL...for Friends of AFS are an adaptation of the ICL...for AFSers. These documents are to be shared widely with external audiences who are either currently involved with AFS or may like to become involved. Examples include donors, external content experts, and current / potential host families.
ICL...for AFSers will provide theoretical and practical information to support the AFS Intercultural Link Learning Program curriculum and increase our collective intercultural knowledge in the AFS community. As such, these documents will be one of many important "links" within Intercultural Link.
Where to find the ICL...for AFSers series
Two or more new ICL...for AFSers will become available every three weeks and will be uploaded in two easy-to-access places:
- Our own website! Go to iclresources.afs.org and you will be prompted to enter a username and password.
- AFS Global Learning Center. Go to afsglobal.org. Once you sign in, click on Resources, Learning Center, and AFS ICL Resources.
