Alumni News
Using Art to Address Gender Based Violence
A staggering 32% of women in Pakistan have experienced physical violence at some point in their lives while nearly one
A staggering 32% of women in Pakistan have experienced physical violence at some point in their lives while nearly one
The Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN) is the world’s largest U.S.-government alumni network, with over 29,000 alumni spread across the world.
Mary James Gill has been working in the Center of Law and Justice as a lawyer and former legislator, raising
Pakistan has come a long way in terms of countering extremism and radicalization. However, ongoing prevention of our people, especially
We rise, by lifting others. Farheen Naveed from PUAN Karachi Chapter set out on a mission to prevent violence and
Acting U.S. Consul General Jack Hillmeyer welcomed a festive crowd of 200 music lovers on November 17, 2019 to a
By profession, Muneer Ahmed is a school teacher in Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK) and is also a Teaching Excellence
Syeda Najma Shakur in association with the Women Welfare Organization (WWO) carried out her Annual Small Grant (ASG) project titled
Mohammad Rahim Shah strikes you as an eager, curious person the very first time you see him. His enthusiasm and
Jamshed Sultan recently conducted his Annual Small Grant (ASG) project, funded by the U.S. Mission in Pakistan and in partnership
Each year, Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN) organises the Summer Internship Program as part of which senior alumni from across Pakistan
The two day New Alumni Conference for Senior Professionals, held on October 25, brought together more than 100 participants from