This is for the 2012/2013 Academic School year
International High School-Host Family for Exchange Students
The International High School of New Orleans is looking for volunteer host families in the Greater New Orleans area who want to make a difference in a child’s life. Share your home and heart with an exchange student during the upcoming academic year beginning August 13th.
Host families provide meals, a place to sleep and study, and a warm, supportive environment. Single parents, couples with or without children and retirees are all welcome to apply as hosts.
More information on the program is available at www.ihsnola.org. Interested host families can call Lynette Lopez at the International High School at 504-554-1325.
Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium is seeking to fill open volunteer positions within our Bug Ambassador program. This is ongoing.
Bug Ambassadors serve as the link between the animals that we house at Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium and the thousands of guests that visit our facility each year. Bug Ambassadors interpret live animal exhibits, engage visitors in learning, and assist staff with live animal presentations.
Bug Ambassadors must be 16 years of age or older, complete the training course, and commit to one weekly shift for one year. A contribution of $30.00 helps cover costs of training materials and uniforms.
For more information visit our website at www.auduboninstitute.org/volunteers or by calling 504-587-2116.


9am - 8pm daily 03/19/13-06/15/13
Face the World Foundation (FTW) is
currently registering volunteer host
families now till 06/15/2013 for the
Fall semester of high school. Host
families provide a loving home,
meals and a bed. FTW provides a
Community Representative for the
host family and the student during
their time here in the USA.
Make Dreams Happen!
Contact Shelli at 888-389-1006x104
or email at shelli@facetheworld.org
www.facetheworld.org

11 weeks: April 8 - June 29
5 weeks: April 8 - May 11 / May 13 - June 22
Accelerated: April 8 - May 14 / May 15 - June 20
Session includes 11-week comprehensive French classes as well as 5-week specialized classes such as conversation, literature, phonetics, news & discussion, and more. This session we are introducing Accelerated Classes -- a fast track to complete a full level in just 5.5 weeks.
Full Schedule of Classes and Registration available at www.af-neworleans.org

Classes are offered throughout the week in the daytime, evenings, and Saturday mornings.
Next session of French classes starts May 13.
We offer:
Specialized Classes -
Have fun with conversation, work out those difficult sounds with phonetics, or get a dose of culture with classes focusing on France or Louisiana.
Accelerated Classes -
get on the fast track and complete a full level in just 5.5 weeks!
DELF Exam Prep Class -
Have your French skills officially recognized for life and be prepared with this class!

Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM (CDT)
Sat. June 15, 2013
Sat. July 20, 2013
As our communities move forward in the 21st Century,we have a need to understand the conversations of past which may drive our future. Some of these conversations do not serve the future we see for ourselves or our children.
Come out and take part in these community workshops over this summer which will support a future worth having and a quality community in the down river neighborhoods.

See full schedule
Over the past 20 years the New Orleans Wine & Food Experience has raised more than $1 million for non-profit organizations right here in our community, while showcasing local food and chefs, and national and international wines. You're invited to raise a glass and be a part of the festivities as we make New Orleans a better place to live, work and play.
This year in an effort to fight hunger and support culinary education, the 2013 beneficiaries will share 100% of the proceeds. Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana will receive 40% and the following will share the remaining 60%: the Louisiana Restaurant Association Education Foundation's ProStart Program, Delgado Culinary Arts School, New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts’ Culinary Program, the John Folse Culinary Institute and the Edible Schoolyard New Orleans.

This class starts on Friday, June 7th from 5:30pm-7:00pm and runs weekly through Friday, August 16th.
10-week evidence-based program for men that focuses on using male strengths as the base upon which to build effective relationship and parenting skills. Group members who successfully complete will participate in a graduation ceremony and receive a certificate of completion. Course topics include: The Roots of Fathering & Fathering “The Little Boy Within”; The Power to Meet My Own Needs; The World of Feelings and Male Nurturance; The Power to Nurture: Fathering without Violence or Fear; Overcoming Barriers to Nurturing Fathering; Discipline and Fun & Games; Fathering Sons/Fathering Daughters; Teamwork between Father and Spouse/Co-parent; Time and Place for Fathering & Healing the Father Wound; and Commitment to My Family. Facilitator: Dr. Dena L. Moore, Ph.D., LPC - S
Early Registration Discount by May 24th: $240 (After May 24th: $300)
Online Registration: http://www.neworleanstherapycenter.com/appointments/ or 504-684-5368.

Camp takes place Monday - Friday, 9:00 am-4:00 pm, or 8:00 am
-5:30 pm with before & aftercare. Choose one week, two weeks, or all three weeks.
All French levels welcome!
Give your kids the opportunity to experience a French immersion curriculum integrated with fun activities like visual arts, music, theater, sports, dance, and much more! Campers enrolled in the full 3 weeks will have the chance to display their newfound skills with an exhibition and performance!

3 day seminar series beginning Thursday and ending on Sunday.
Hotel Maison de Ville has been receiving reports of paranormal activity almost as long as it has been operation. Thanks to a full-scale investigation by the Ghosts of Louisiana Paranormal Society we now have official evidence to back those claims. While none of the paranormal anomalies seem to be malicious there is certainly a "spooky" factor to the recent findings. Audio recorders, left in unoccupied rooms, picked up at least 6 different voices. Perhaps the most startling audio evidence came from a room on the second floor of the slave quarters that is reported to have survived the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788. A woman's voice in that recording whispered "burning... catch me". Amongst the orbs, shadows and voices in our rooms lies your, personal ghost-hunt expedition.
This is not just another New Orleans ghost tour! It is an interactive exploration of the paranormal at the site of abundantly reported paranormal activity. Space is limited so sign up now.


A unique summer camp experience for adults starting Friday afternoon with seminars and hands-on training lasting until Sunday at noon.
Come with cameras in hand and be prepared to catch spirits on film*! This unique camp will include a complete seminar series on the what, why and how-to’s of ghost hunting followed by live, interactive paranormal investigations.
Also included in camp tuition is a meet and greet cocktail reception and a dinner catered by the famous Court of Two Sisters.
Anyone with an interest in New Orleans history and the paranormal, be they well versed in all things haunted or not, is encouraged to attend. This is not just another New Orleans ghost tour!
*Technical equipment will be provided for use during the camp but personal cameras are also recommended.
