In The News

Legacy International, our programs, and alumni in the media:

  • 10 Oct 2011 Kyrgyzstan women benefit from Botetourt women’s visit and expertise (Roanoke Time’s Botetourt View) Excited and eager to share the experience, Jules Sowder and Johna Campbell, two women business owners from Botetourt County sipped coffee and recalled their recent trip to Kyrgyzstan as part of the two year “Kyrgyz Women’s Initiative.”
  • 9 Sept 2011  Pendleton to share expertise on non-profits in Kyrgyzstan. (Franklin News Post) The director of the Franklin County Perinatal Education Center, is one of a seven-member delegation who will share their expertise in Kyrgyzstan. The trip is part of a two-year program related to establishing non-profits, the Kyrgyz Women’s Leadership Development, sponsored by Bedford-based Legacy International.
  • 9 December, 2010 U.S. Delegation Visits Kuwait” (Al-Watan Daily). Article on the U.S. delegation visit to the Women’s Cultural and Social Society of Kuwait, as part of the Legislative Fellows Program.
  • 29 October, 2010Delegation visits county to learn about non-profits.” (The Franklin News Post). “…Twelve community leaders from Kyrgyzstan, the Kyrgyz Republic of Central Asia (formerly part of the Soviet Union), toured the county as part of a three-week trip in the region to meet their U.S. professional counterparts in non-profit organization work…”
  • 29 October, 2010Hospitality establishes a connection of the heart”  (The Franklin News Post). “It was great to see the county host a delegation of women from the country of Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday. Most of us probably have never heard of the nation, much less pronounce it correctly…”
  • 29 October, 2010 Bedford Area’s Legacy International fellows study Media and Government” (WSLS Channel 10) “The Bedford area’s Legacy International is welcoming 13 fellows studying the media and government in the United States from Kuwait and Oman. The thirteen young men and women represent rising leaders in their home country’s areas of journalism, business, and politics.”
  • 14 October, 2010International Visitors Study Lynchburg Government” (The Lynchburg Times). “Lynchburg Mayor Joan F. Foster, wearing a pink tee shirt to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Day,  welcomed 13 professionals from Kuwait and Oman to the city…”

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