Welcome to The Arabian Youth Society
Our Mission
At Arabian Youth, our mission is to empower the next generation with a sense of purpose and responsibility towards their local communities. We are dedicated to fostering meaningful connections and creating a positive impact by giving back and actively contributing to the welfare and development of the communities we serve. Through our diverse initiatives and programs, we aim to inspire, engage, and uplift young individuals, nurturing them to become compassionate leaders who make a lasting difference in the world around them.
Our Vision
At the Arabian Youth, we believe in inspiring, engaging, and uplifting young individuals to become compassionate leaders who make a lasting difference in the world around them. Through our diverse initiatives and programs, we aim to develop the potential of each young person, equipping them with the skills and mindset needed to create a positive change.
Message from the founder
As the founder of this club, my ultimate goal is to make a positive impact on the community and foster better representation of the Arab community in the United States. Our mission centers around empowering young leaders and providing them with a nurturing environment to develop and strengthen their skills. Together, we can create a brighter future and work towards a more inclusive society. Thank you for joining us on this inspiring journey!
Warm Regards,
Dima Alsudairy
AYS Executive Team
Ahmed Abuzaid
Vice President
Embracing the smallest opportunities is what will make us stand out in the future. This is why it is important to meet likeminded people and engage with the local communities. The Arabian youth society mission aligns with my vision of creating future leaders, which encourages me to give out my best to this organization.
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AYS Ambassadors
Faris Abuzinadah
AYS AMBASSDOR
Under Saudi Arabian Association at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Hi there, I’m Faris.
I grew up in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and currently studying at University of Wisconsin-Madison, majoring in computer science. If you’re reading this, know that I’m more than excited to meet you. My favorite hobbies are powerlifting and occasionally card tricks, feel free to ask me more about them when you see me.
The Arabian Youth Society Activities
Engagement opportunities
Centre county Paws
Arboretum
Out of the Cold
PSU
Help maintain and update center county paws facility. Typically, group volunteers will volunteer for a three-hour service day. In order to volunteer with animals directly, group members musts sign up for training classes in advance.
PSU
The Arboretum hosts two major events the Pumpkin Festival and Winter Celebration. Volunteers are critical to the success of these events. They provide behind-the scenes support and also serve the public during the event. Some events-related tasks are labor-intensive, for example, harvesting pumpkins or arranging garden displays. Volunteers are also ambassadors for the Arboretum and engage directly with the public.
PSU
The "Out of the Cold" program provides temporary shelter, meals, and support to the homeless during winter, through local churches and community centers, aiming to offer relief and connect them with longer-term resources.
Center for International Relations & Cultural Leadership Exchange (CIRCLE)
Middle Eastern Student Commission
Community Engagement & Leadership Education (CELE) Center
UW
CIRCLE is the UW’s primary portal to resources, community and activities that help international and domestic students maximize their Husky Experience, together. CIRCLE is a key component to delivering on UW’s promise to our community and our world; it is a logical extension of our values, and further reinforces our role as a leading global university.
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UW
ASUW MESC committed to serving, celebrating, and advocating for Middle Eastern Students at UW, as well as creating a safe space for students who need physical or emotional support both on and off campus.
MESC hosts events frequently, some requiring a number of volunteers. To put this into perspective, MESC recently hosted a blood drive with the American Red Cross where volunteers were required for operational assistance of the blood drive.
UW
Hosts programs that are centered around the areas of community-engaged learning, democratic engagement, leadership education, preK-12 student success and place-based initiatives. Build an authentic community and expand your educational experience at the University of Washington. Browse our opportunities below to find something that works for you.
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Join The Arabian Youth Society
Come Take Part
Interested in joining AYS as a member? Contact us, and will be in touch!
