Results are Tagged with "International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP)"
Creating a More Safe and Secure World, One Exchange at a Time
IVLP host annual initiative to facilitate a dialogue between international law enforcement and their American counterparts.
Chocolate Tour Sweetens Entrepreneurs' Perspectives
Hear from Tajik entrepreneur, Makhina Osimi, about her experience with IVLP.
Entrepreneurship, Creating Global Links
The IVLP program, “Entrepreneurship as the Engine of Prosperity and Stability,” brings seven International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) groups to participate in this professional exchange which aims to promote small business development, innovation, and entrepreneurial acumen as paths to socio-economic wellbeing and political stability.
Venezuelan Alumnus Develops App to Promote HIV Awareness and Prevention
Inspired by his International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) volunteering experiences while in the United States, Jhonatan José Rodríguez Parra applied the knowledge and insight he gained to implement new strategies for HIV education and prevention through his organization “Stop VIH” (Spanish acronym for HIV).
#ADA25 Virtual Comedy Club featuring Josh Blue
Check out a bit from comedian Josh Blue's act and hear Seychellois disability rights advocate and IVLP participant Naddy Zialor's reaction to the performance.
First Virtual IVLP Exchange Promotes Environmental Sustainability and Innovative NGO Partnerships
The International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) hosts first-ever virtual exchange program for Icelandic environmental NGO professionals
The International Visitor Leadership Program 75th Anniversary
For the past 75 years the International Visitor Leadership Program has connected emerging leaders from around the world to the United States. Today the International Visitor Leadership Program has brought more than 200,000 people from over 190 countries to address the today’s critical issues.
Polish Professionals Gain Insight on Veterans Care
During a 3-week program entitled “Wounded Warriors Assistance,” a group of two doctors, a psychologist, a journalist, and a disabled veteran, focused their studies on veteran care.