A Letter from Leslie M. Schweitzer - Founder & Chair, Friends of AUAF Dear Friends and Supporters of AUAF, We are pleased to share encouraging news: thanks to extensive outreach,…
As the Taliban advanced into the Afghan capital of Kabul, the last remaining administrators at the American University of Afghanistan destroyed the computer servers, fearful that student and staff records…
When the Afghan capital Kabul fell to the Taliban in August 2021, more swiftly than anyone had anticipated, it unleashed chaos in the lives of Afghan people, including students at…
On Thursday, January 18th, 2024, Stanford University's Abbasi Program in Islamic Studies along with the University's Center for South Asia cosponsored a lecture on the topic of the impact the…
Bard College, an American liberal arts school in New York has made a pledge to support over 400 refugees and displaced students over the next four years. Many AUAF students…
KABUL — Psychiatrist Shafi Azim spent much of his career attending to the trauma caused by two decades of fighting, which ripped apart buildings and families. But over the…
The Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan last year has produced a desperate humanitarian situation in the country. Nearly half of all households are experiencing acute food insecurity, maternal and…
Secretary of State Antony Blinken launched the Alliance for Afghan Women’s Economic Resilience (AWER) on September 20 on the margins of the UN General Assembly. AWER is a new public-private…
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