October 2009
6 posts
Finally back from Kiev! I just returned to Granada (the Spanish city where I am studying for a semester), and thought this would be a good opportunity to recount the last day of the conference, as well as some thoughts I had following the entire experience.
As I mentioned in my previous entry, today was chock-full of activities, and the sessions were packed because this was the first day that ATA...
Though this may be too simplistic, I can sum up my experience at YATA after the second day in one word: amazing. Despite the fact that the conference is being conducted in English, which is overwhelmingly the most common language spoken at the conference (a very big relief), there is a multitude of cultural diversity here, as the delegates from ATA and YATA hail from all over the world. While...
When in Kiev...
Welcome! For the next few days, I will be blogging about my experiences in Kiev, where I will be attending the 55th General Assembly of the Atlantic Treaty Association. Within the Atlantic Treaty Association, there is a component called the Youth Atlantic Treaty Association (YATA), a group of students, professors, and other assorted young people gatherd to discuss many international relations...