Young alumni of the Islamabad-Rawalpindi chapter of the Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN) continued to highlight activism on preventing gender-based violence for the 16 Days of Activism Campaign, through media appearances and dialogue with counterparts in Chennai and Kolkata Pakistani and Indian Alumni Discuss Regional Cooperation on Countering Gender Violence Fifteen Pakistani ...
Three alumni artists, and their mentor Jamal Shah, discussed their U.S. exchange experience on Sultan Hali’s Defense and Diplomacy talk show, which aired on PTV Dec. 5. The alumni shared the overwhelmingly positive American response to their artwork featured in the “Pakistani Voices” exhibit currently on view at the Phillips ...
On Nov. 20, the U.S.Embassy’s weekly alumni radio show“Radiance” on FM 94, focused on Global UGrad recruitment. Featured guests included Assistant Cultural Attache Alexis Sullivan and three Global UGrad and Youth Exchange and Study (YES) alumni. The participants described the wide variety of U.S. exchange programs available to Pakistani students ...
The Lahore Chapter of the Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN) organized a seminar Oct. 26 on the “Revival of Pakistani Cinema and Film Industry” at the Pakistan College of Law. A large number of university students and U.S. exchange alumni attended the event. Top Pakistani film producers Syed Noor and Shahzad ...
Bina Shah, an alumna of the International Writing Program (IWP) at the University of Iowa, is now a contributing opinion writer for the international edition of The New York Times. She wrote the op-ed “Did Malala Teach Us Anything?” in the Oct. 17 issue. The article highlighted the plight of women ...
Bina Shah, an alumna of the International Writing Program (IWP) at the University of Iowa, is now a contributing opinion writer for the international edition of The New York Times. She wrote the op-ed “Did Malala Teach Us Anything?” in the Oct. 17 issue. The article highlighted the plight of women ...
Last month, one of our journalist alums Waqas Rafique (IVLP 2012), correspondent for Capital TV, reported LIVE from the Sept. 27 Reunion of our Islamabad-Rawalpindi Chapter. Thanks Waqas, for a great story!
What do a firefighter in Peshawar, a professor in Punjab, and an activist in Islamabad all have in common? They’re all alumni of U.S.-government sponsored exchange programs and featured in the July/August issue of State Magazine, the official publication of the U.S. Department of State. “Our alumni network is full ...
Two young alumni from Quetta conducted a live Urdu-language interview May 30 on Hot FM 105. They shared with listeners their positive experiences living and studying in the United States and encouraged Baluchistan youth to apply for exchange programs as a way to strengthen ties between the United States and ...
On May 6, KP Alumna Jasmin Fatima described her experience in the United States on an exchange program on a popular FM 101 radio program. She explained how youth can contribute more to Pakistan’s future. Jasmin also answered questions about child labor, youth leadership, volunteerism, and the importance of voting ...