One or two applicants will be selected as project co-facilitators. This newly defined project will continue a 60 year tradition begun by AFSC and Quakers in Mexico in 1939 of providing positive life-changing experiences for diverse youth and local communities. They have prior group experience in service and advocacy, and demonstrated interest in political, social and cultural issues in Mexico and Latin America, as well as their own communities. They are prepared to live in remote living conditions. Some scholarship assistance is available.
Participants are responsible for travel to and from Mexico City and incidental expenses.
A pre-project physical exam is required. The project fee will be waived for co-facilitators. Waiting list applications through April 15, 2000.