Special Announcement

 

 

Highlights

Meet Ritu Banga: WBFN's Honorary President...

Meet Ritu Banga: WBFN's Honorary President  (Part 1)
Date: October 15, 2023
Meet Ritu Banga: WBFN's Honorary President  (Part 1)

WBFN Honorary President - Ritu Banga

WBFN Honorary President - Ritu Banga
Date: September 06, 2023
It is our distinct honor and privilege to announce our new honorary President, Mrs. Ritu Banga...

Cartons, kids and chaos – Our moving adventure

Cartons, kids and chaos – Our moving adventure
Date: August 15, 2023
It’s time to move! The words I had been expecting for a while, but yet, was unprepared for. As WBG families, many of us know this feeling all too well. 

The Book Project is 40 Years Young

The Book Project is 40 Years Young
Date: July 15, 2023
For forty years the mission of WBGFN Book Project has been to collect and deliver used school textbooks and library books to children across the globe...

How Can I Love the Nomadic Life?

How can I love the nomadic life?
Date: July 15, 2023
A friend of mine once told me I was addicted to change. And while I do like some stability in my life, it is true that I get lost in the excitement of a new beginning...

What is Home?

Date: June 15, 2023
explore with our community the meaning of HOME...WBGFN members share their unique definitions....

WHAT IS BULLYING?

Date: May 05, 2023
It is no secret that being a parent is hard; beautiful, but nonetheless hard. We feel our children’s pain and discomfort as our own and try to protect them from the world around them

Family Network’s Advocacy brings New Benefits...

 Family Network’s Advocacy brings New Benefits for the WBG Community
Date: April 15, 2023
The Family Network is happy to share with members some advancements that have resulted from our advocacy role and partnerships with other WBG units.

Not just for today…keys to maintaining community

Not just for today…keys to maintaining community
Date: March 15, 2023
For many of us in the Family Network, our fondest memories are those shared with other transplants in a country and culture quite different from our own.