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We invite you be a part of our community of American women living in Europe.
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We’d love for you to learn more about us! Perhaps by attending one of our free upcoming events.
As a non-member, you are invited to attend two of AAWE’s free events before becoming a member. To benefit from this offer, please email Rosemary Cheylus, our Membership Chair, explaining that you are interested in AAWE and are interested in attending an event.
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Visit our Join Us page to join AAWE today!
Please contact our Membership Chair, Rosemary Cheylus at membership@aaweparis.org with any questions you have and to learn more about AAWE.
Join our vibrant community and enrich your life while living in France. AAWE is a vast network through which you can make friends who support each other through thick and thin as well as gain tips & knowledge about living overseas.
Close to 500 unique members are ready to help you find your peeps in AAWE. We have 60 years and three generations of experience making connections and friendships for life!
We’d love for you to be a part of our bicultural community of American women living primarily in France and also in Europe and around the world!
What’s so special about AAWE? Our members say it best!
I joined AAWE for support at a difficult time in my life. I remain a member because I found not only friends, but people who I can do projects with to make a difference in my community and in the world. -Clara
I love AAWE for the dynamic and open atmosphere, variety of activities, and shared spirit of sisterhood. -Lorie
AAWE thinks of those things unique to our situation that I don't realize are important--until they are! - Michelle
It helped make Paris "home", this supportive and nurturing lifeline of amazing, diverse, fun, interesting and fantastic women. I've made strong lifetime friendships through AAWE... it's a warm and open community, within which (together with the US Girl Scouts and the American Library in Paris) my 2 and 3 year old daughters grew into beautifully spirited young women now 18 and 20 - where they were able to enjoy their American heritage, culture and values alongside other Franco American "kids", including understanding their citizenship rights and responsibilities...
- Deyi
- Deyi
AAWE is a family: there are aunts and cousins and sisters. And their support and encouragement have been such a boost over the years as I adapted to the French culture, job market, and lifestyle. It's been such a relief to be able to ask questions of other women who have faced similar challenges. In AAWE I've developed great friendships with smart, fun English-speaking women who are also living permanently in France.
It’s always been such a warm welcoming place where we learn from and support each other, build firm friendships for life .
-Deyi
-Deyi