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How PFP gives you new opportunities and makes you understand US policies

I am a State Department Fellow within the Professional Fellows Program of 2018. While staying in Sacramento (California) which is a month of great activities, learning, networking and developing professional skills, all fellows are required to do volunteer work. I am doing my fellowship program at the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research. I’ve been also involved in work of the Strategic Growth Council. The aim of the PFP is to provide professional skills and opportunities across the states to learn and know how different organizations function, how they work on the ground, in order we could learn and take back all the skills to our countries. Because we are the Leaders of Changes. Please don't judge me on this statement ;) Many folks across the world can participate in this program, no matter what is the area of your work, but you need to have at least two years of professional experience and be a Leader of age 25-40, have a track record of making an impact in yo...