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    “Leaders of tomorrow are not made overnight. It takes time and a lot of learning about the world, people, and life. One has to have knowledge of what people need, what they dream about, what they pray for, and what they can achieve. The starting point for many of us on the long way to becoming a leader is the Global Youth Village.”
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  • Indonesians welcome U.S. participants

    Indonesians welcome U.S. participants

    U.S Participants travel to Borneo and Malang to collaborate on addressing environmental issues.

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  • U.S. Teens travel to Indonesia

    U.S. Teens travel to Indonesia

    Six teens travel to Indonesia for a month of learning and environmental activism. Apply now for the 2012 program.

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  • Alumna selected for virtual foreign service internship

    Alumna selected for virtual foreign service internship

    Maddy Bersch selected for program partnering American students with U.S. diplomatic posts for digital diplomacy.

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  • Moroccan professionals learn about healthcare in Virginia

    Moroccan professionals learn about healthcare in Virginia

    Rachid and Rabii share their experiences during Legacy’s Community Health Initiave

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  • Follow U.S. Delegation in Kyrgyzstan

    Follow U.S. Delegation in Kyrgyzstan

    Two delegates blog about change, women leaders, and capacity building in Kyrgyzstan.

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  • Alumni describes lasting benefits

    Alumni describes lasting benefits

    Three years later Tyler Jones is still feeling the benefits of Legacy’s Arabic Language Institute.

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  • Students celebrate with U.S. Ambassador

    Students celebrate with U.S. Ambassador

    Arabic Language Institute Students celebrated July 4th in Morocco with U.S. Ambassador Sam Kaplan.

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  • Community Health Initiative receives international recognition

    Community Health Initiative receives international recognition

    The Medical Knowledge Institute recognized for work with Legacy in Egypt and Morocco.

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  • Virginia Bar Association Collaborates with Legacy

    Virginia Bar Association Collaborates with Legacy

    Legacy and the VBA’s Rule of Law Project help strengthen understanding of the rule of law worldwide.

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  • Fellows Arrive in Washington,DC

    Fellows Arrive in Washington,DC

    Health professionals from Egypt and Morocco arrived this week for the start of Legacy’s Community Health Initiative.

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