1. IVLP Recognizes Peace Corps 50th Anniversary

   

   In honor of the 50th Anniversary of the PeaceCorps, emerging leaders from 50 different countries were nominated to take part in a special initiative of the International Visitor Leadership Program called "The Spirit of Volunteerism."

2. What's It Like to Study Arabic in Egypt?

   

   Margaret Mullins studied Arabic in Egypt for several months. She describes her time living with a host family, learning Arabic and exploring Egyptian culture.

3. Youth TechCamp

   

   The U.S. Department of State hosted the first Youth TechCamp in Washington, D.C. for 21 Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) Program alumni

4. I Can Do the Impossible! #IdeasArePower

   

   Radia Soulmani, 2013 TechGirls Alumna from Safi, Morocco, tells us how TechGirls inspired her to help her community.

5. TechGirls Give Back!

   

   TechGirls volunteered at Hell's Kitchen Farm Project in New York City.

6. Dzenana Brkic on #WithoutLimits

   

   Dzenana Brkic, a Youth Exchange and Study (YES) participant from Bosnia and Herzegovina, tells us what living without limits means to her.

7. LGBT Pride Month: The U.S. Department of State Welcomes NBA Player Jason Collins

   

   NBA basketball star Jason Collins tipped off LGBT Pride Month at the U.S. Department of State by enchanting a Department audience with tales of both tough personal decisions and personal successes.

8. Mandela Washington Fellow: Investing in the Environment

   

   Mandela Washington Fellow Clive Jifunte, a wildlife ecologist from Zambia, discusses how his fellowship will impact his career and future.

9. Faces4Heritage - P2P #ChallengeExtremism

   

   A video on the topic of P2P: Challenging Extremism.

10. YES Story: Rasha

    

    Rasha discusses breaking down barriers during her exchange in Washington.

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