1. Nicholas Wong's Fight for Peace

   

   “Fight for Peace uses boxing and martial arts and combines that with education and employment for at-risk kids,” says Nicholas Wong, a U.S. Fulbright student.

2. HEARTBEAT

   

   HEARTBEAT is a group of young Israeli and Palestinian musicians who work together to build mutual understanding and transform conflict through the power of music. Founded in 2007 by Aaron Shneyer during his Fulbright-mtvU Fellowship, HEARTBEAT is centered on the idea of music as a force of cultural change.

3. Butterflies in My Stomach: Foreign Language Teaching

   

   The FTLA program provides young educators of English as a Foreign Language the opportunity to teach foreign language at universities in the United States.

4. Food Security Seminar Lincoln, Nebraska

   

   Fulbright Foreign Students and U.S. Experts Gather in Lincoln, NE, to Discuss the Critical Issue of Food Security.

5. MentorTalks: Art, Science, and Space Diplomacy

   From a Fulbright ETA to leading digital efforts for the Artemis missions as a contractor at NASA Headquarters, Thalia Patrinos talks about perseverance and more.

6. Building India’s Environmental Awareness

   Pursuing her passion for nature, Dr. Shubhalaxmi participated in two U.S. Department of State exchange programs.

7. U.S.-Africa Partnerships Advance Shared Priorities

   From December 13-15, President Biden will host the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit (ALS) in Washington, D.C.

8. #20Questions with Egyptian Fulbrighter Michael Jacob for International Education Week

   

   Check out our #20Questions video with Egyptian Fulbrighter Michael Jacob for International Education Week!

9. Generation Study Abroad Summit

   From October 1-2, 2015, the U.S. Department of State will participate in the inaugural Generation Study Abroad Summit, hosted by the Institute of International Education (IIE).

10. Disability & International Exchange Programs Timeline

    

    The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs is committed to including people with disabilities as exchange program participants and to advancing disability rights in the United States and abroad.

Pages