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When asked about their primary concerns regarding life abroad, most expatriates cite their children’s education as one of their top... Read more →
Watching American TV Shows in France
“Watching American TV in France is not easy, but it is possible”, says John Fonseca, an international American entrepreneur in Paris born in... Read more →
2012 US Elections: What You Should Know About Registering and Voting Abroad
It’s that time of year again… Well, once every 4 years at least. November 6, 2012 is Election Day in the US for the Presidency as well as... Read more →
Where to Play American Sports in France?
If your are looking to catch the big game on TV, there is certainly no shortage of sports bars in France, especially in Paris, But what about... Read more →
Buying a QWERTY Computer in France
Look down at your computer or laptop keyboard. What kind is it? AZERTY or QWERTY? These letters signify of course the top left six letters on the... Read more →
Aurélien Cottet with The American Clubs Newsletter
The American Clubs Newsletter is a newsletter that reports most of the American Events taking place weekly in France. Aurélien Cottet, the founder... Read more →
Interview with David Lebovitz, American Food Blogger in Paris
Tell me about your blog: how did it start? A personal project, or professional ambitions from the start? How has it developed? I started my... Read more →
Interview with Franzie Jeanlouis, Founder of H.E.L.P. for Haiti
Can you please introduce yourself? My name is Franzie Jeanlouis. I’m an American Life... Read more →
AARO – Advocating for American Expatriates
According to its website, the Association of Americans Resident Overseas (AARO - pronounced “arrow”), founded in Paris in 1973, is a support... Read more →
The American Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center
I recently had the great honor of interviewing Paula Lucas. She is the Founder & Executive Director of The Americans Overseas Domestic... Read more →
AmCham Rhône-Alpes: An Active Player in Developing Transatlantic Business Relations
As an American living in the Rhône-Alpes region since 2007 (Lyon and Grenoble), I have met many fellow American expats thanks to the networking... Read more →
France-États-Unis Grenoble: Bringing France and the U.S. Closer Together
Thanksgiving is a special holiday, a time most Americans associate with being with family and eating a wonderfully copious meal. It’s no surprise... Read more →