Dear HSFSA chapter members, officers, and advisors,
Since 2021, the High School Foreign Service Association (HSFSA) has worked to bring diplomacy and the U.S. Foreign Service to high schools across the U.S. Having garnered a strong community and impacted thousands of students, the organization is entering a new stage in its journey.
To that end, we are broadening our mission to additional aspects of international relations education and awareness, while still maintaining a strong focus on the Foreign Service. From now on, the organization is known as the Youth International Relations Coalition (YIRC). We are excited to keep working with all our old chapters throughout this transition!
Since 2021, the High School Foreign Service Association (HSFSA) has worked to bring diplomacy and the U.S. Foreign Service to high schools across the U.S. Having garnered a strong community and impacted thousands of students, the organization is entering a new stage in its journey.
To that end, we are broadening our mission to additional aspects of international relations education and awareness, while still maintaining a strong focus on the Foreign Service. From now on, the organization is known as the Youth International Relations Coalition (YIRC). We are excited to keep working with all our old chapters throughout this transition!
Interactive Map and Database of the State Department's Treaties and Agreements
In order to facilitate the research, use, and statistical analysis of the United States' State Department's Treaties and Other International Acts Series (TIAS) by individuals, the High School Foreign Service Association has created a database and interactive map of the agreements present in the series.
The database displays 2709 agreements from 1981 to 2022 in a convenient and easily navigable way, permitting fast research and analysis of data. It will be updated every time a new agreement is added to the TIAS series.
This resource will assist students and educators in their endeavors to research American diplomatic agreements, helping them become more knowledgeable on this topic. Potential applications include teaching, participating in competitions such as Model UN and debate, and foreign policy research and analysis.
Link to the full database: https://bit.ly/3y5ZGHn
Source: https://www.state.gov/tias/
New features coming soon!
Take a look at the interactive map below to quickly navigate to U.S. treaties with any country or organization!
Note: it is recommended to use a phone with Google Sheets installed or a computer for easier navigation.
The database displays 2709 agreements from 1981 to 2022 in a convenient and easily navigable way, permitting fast research and analysis of data. It will be updated every time a new agreement is added to the TIAS series.
This resource will assist students and educators in their endeavors to research American diplomatic agreements, helping them become more knowledgeable on this topic. Potential applications include teaching, participating in competitions such as Model UN and debate, and foreign policy research and analysis.
Link to the full database: https://bit.ly/3y5ZGHn
Source: https://www.state.gov/tias/
New features coming soon!
Take a look at the interactive map below to quickly navigate to U.S. treaties with any country or organization!
Note: it is recommended to use a phone with Google Sheets installed or a computer for easier navigation.