Intern

KC IHTD Presentation

AFSC Peace Interns Pearl Webb and Isabella Fassi conduct an If I Had A Trillion Dollars youth film training at Paseo High School

The Intern will work with AFSC staff and volunteers to support Kansas City AFSC peace campaigns and engage youth from after-school, faith, and high school settings in creative peacemaking and social change (e.g. If I Had A Trillion Dollars youth Film Festival and the If I Could Change The World Spoken Word Project). Activities will focus on: increasing activism; promoting understanding of militarism and economic injustice; exposing ways corporations and the 1% control U.S.

Newcomer Student

Young girl at the Newcomers School, Greensboro, NC

Happy Holidays from AFSC's Area Office of the Carolinas!

We hope you enjoy this short video made by our intern Haejin Song. This semester, she worked with immigrant students at Greensboro's Newcomer School. For the holidays, the children made holiday and New Years cards to  send to family members back home. See some of their work and hear them wish you happy holidays in their home languages.

 www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEa0ugaB8JI&feature=youtu.be  

Newcomer Student

Young girl at the Newcomers School, Greensboro, NC

American Stories: New Start

UPDATE DECEMBER 2012! Haejin is featured in the Guilford County Schools news!

And check out the holiday video made by the students that Haejin worked with here! 

See the online photo album of Haejin's photo exhibit opening here!

KC Peace Intern Pic

Autumn Blough, AFSC 2012 Peace Intern at Peace Organizing Training

The Kansas City AFSC is seeking part time paid peace interns to work with AFSC staff and volunteers in support of our peace campaigns. The intern will work eight to ten hours each week between August 2012 and May 2013.

Matt Burton

Matt Burton, KC AFSC Peace Intern, 2-10-2011

Reflections from Park University AFSC Campus Peace Intern, Matthew Burton

April 2011

The Peace Education Club, or Peace Club as it is more commonly known, accomplished many things. Together as a unit of collective peace to themselves and the student body, the group succeeded to stay present in light of a not so peaceful culture. Bringing themselves and the Park University student body together in intellectually changeling way became the motto for the Peace Club.