1. Empowering Our Own: AWE Alumna Advocates for Samoan Land Rights

   [Auckland, May 2022] Samoan lawyer and Academy for Women Entrepreneurs alumna Sala Josephine Stowers-Kolo has a singular focus: to educate and provide legal support to fellow Samoans regarding their land rights.

2. A Journey Three Years in the Making

   On July 16, nearly 200 young leaders from Sub-Saharan Africa arrived in the United States, and while it is certainly impressive to bring exchange participants to the United States during a pandemic, their arrival felt particularly special.

3. ECA Announces 2022 Fulbright HSI Leaders

   Watch this space for the 2022 Fulbright HSI Leaders announcement on October 11, 2022.

4. A Conversation That Blossomed Into a Collaboration

   The “Entrelazando Experiencias” event created networking opportunities for 400 exchange alumni from 9 Latin American countries.

5. Google+ Hangout on International Education and the Value of Exchange Programs

   

   Assistant Secretary Evan Ryan participates in a Google+ Hangout on international education and exchange programs at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. on November 14, 2013.

6. AWE Alumna channels her passion into fashion in Papua New Guinea

   Bonnie Naua, an Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) exchange alumna, is making a unique contribution to local style with her business Saroni Tailoring Services.

7. Fulbright Arctic Initiative

   The Fulbright Arctic Initiative (FAI), a component of the Fulbright Scholar Program, promotes international, multi-disciplinary collaboration on Arctic research.

8. Science, Sustainability, and Sunscreen: Meet an AWEsome Alumni who’s Mastered all Three

   The Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) is a global women’s empowerment program that has made a powerful impact - but until recently AWE’s story had gone untold.

9. Slow and Steady Wins the Race

   Turtle Petals is revolutionizing sustainable plastics in Portugal.

10. AWE Alumni in Vietnam is Transforming Banana Trees into Textiles

    An AWE Alumna entrepreneur in Hanoi, Vietnam's capital city, uses her country's famous banana trees as sustainable material for textile production.

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