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Commemorating World AIDS Day through Urban Art - Photo Gallery

Maxx Moses and a local artist look at the gallery wall from across the street.

Maxx Moses, a gifted graffiti muralist from New York, traveled to the city of Bulawayo Zimbabwe on an ECA sponsored Arts Envoy.

Tony Sanneh and Kate Markgraf Travel to Ethiopia

Tony Sanneh works on header techniques with a young Ethiopian.

In coordination with US Soccer, the State Department sent former soccer stars Tony Sanneh and Kate Markgraf to Ethiopia.

Bringing Dance to the DRC

Carmen Smith poses with school children in the Democratic Republic of Congo who performed for her visit.

The women of the Democratic Republic of Congo exist in a society crippled by HIV/ AIDS and gender inequality.

Swaziland Soccer Coaches Visit the U.S.

Swaziland coaches practicing with the varsity soccer team from C.D. Hylton High School.

The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs hosts Swaziland coaches for soccer clinics and programs

Educational Advising Centers Around the World

Scott Johnson of North Hennepin Community College and other recruiters advise students at a College and Career Fair in Abuja, Nigeria

Participant photos from Educational Advising Centers around the world.

AFCP & World Heritage Photo Gallery

Workers are preparing mud bricks the traditional way for use in the ruined walls of Caral in Peru.

Through the Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation (AFCP), the U.S. shows its respect for the cultural heritage of others and reinforces its commitment to World Heritage.

The Teacher who Never Stopped Learning

Online Learners Build Community and Friendships in the E-Teacher Scholarship Program.

The Economics of a Ghanaian Classroom

Adjusting perspectives of time and culture in the Teachers for Global Classrooms Program

Social Dynamics of Maternal Health

Shining a light on the importance of maternal health through the Fulbright program.

Sharing Our Stories Through Dance

After more than a decade of war ravaged the village of Freetown in Sierra Leone, the infrastructure remains in ruins and the people now live with the physical and emotional scars of a country taken by violence.

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