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French is the second most commonly taught foreign language after Spanish, and is spoken on all continents. Make French an asset with the advocacy materials below.
Why French (FDLF brochure).pdfFrom the French Dual Language Fund brochure, five advantages of learning and speaking French
Facts on the French language.pdfQuick Facts related to the French language
French language worldwide.pdfPublished by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this 2-page document reviews the promotion of French worldwide
French, your asset- infographics.pdfA one-page infographic about the advantages of learning French. Published by the CIEP and Le Fil du Bilingue
Resources for the promotion of French language education in the US.pdfA set of resources from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the promotion of French through facts, figures, and advocacy
The French Bilingual Revolution.pdfPublished by Fabrice Jaumont, this powerpoint introduces the "French Bilingual Revolution" with an emphasis on New York City programs
Promoting French Worldwide.pdfFrom the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development, a report for the promotion of the French language worldwide
The French Economic Footprint
The French Economic Footprint
France and the United States, in addition to their strong relationship at the political level, have deep economic ties that are mutually beneficial. These trade and investment flows support growth, jobs and innovation in both countries.
Click here for more information about the French economic footprint in the U.S.
L'Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie
L'Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie
This organization is made up of 88 francophone countries and governments and is a linguistic, cultural, political and economic network.
For more information on the French language, click here.
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