American Forensic Association
- American Forensic Association
The American Forensic Association began in 1949 in Chicago. They took over the National Debate Tournament from the United States Military Academy in 1966.
AFA is a national organization designed to promote excellence in public speaking, individual events and debate. It is over thirty years old.
Members
*Cross Examination Debate Association
*National Parliamentary Debate Association
*American Debate Association
*International Debate Education Association
"The National Educational Debate Association, however, is not a member of the AFA."
External links
* [http://www.americanforensics.org/ American Forensics Association website]
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