Please donate to FSYF, CFC number 39436 awalers - College Student / High School Only Forum   Speak Out! Write that thought!! Submissions now accepted for the Wings of AWAL, the newsletter by and for Foreign Service teenagers. Random, philosophical insanity or thoughtful internationally-flavored quality work accepted!! Click here to find out how to submit!

AWAL (Around the World in a Lifetime) is a high school club established by Foreign Service teens in 1983. Today the membership has grown to over 200 FS kids overseas and in the Washington, D.C. area.  In order to keep better in touch with each other, AWALers has started their own YAHOO! GROUP called AWALers, which is a Foreign Service Teen only discussion forum.

USA -- Here I Come!!

Teen Page on Re-Entry

• Dear AWAL Abbie!
  Abbi Golledge is a FS teen and a teen mag junkie!! She loves reading advice and dishing ADVICE.  So write to Abbi--just for fun of course and ASK ABBI for advice.  She is ready to answer your questions in the Ask Abbi column in the Wings of AWAL newsletters.  Abbi's e-mail address is askabbi4advice@hotmail.com
• Now Where am I Going?
  How far away is this from home? This is a common question and to find out more, go to this distance calculator: http://www.indo.com/distance/
• The Ambassador Brothers
  Click here to read an excellent interview with the Foreign Service's only ambassador brothers.
• Some Famous FS Teens!
  Here is link to some very famous people who were also FS Teens! 
  Wikipedia Foreign Service Brat

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