1. The U.S.-Taiwan Education Initiative Holds Third High-Level Dialogue, Promoting Cooperation on International Education

   Facilitated by the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO), the United States and Taiwan held a series of events this week to launch the U.S.-Taiwan Education Initiative.

2. African Women Entrepreneurs Engaged by an Enriched Experience

   A group of African women entrepreneurs were enriched by a wealth of professional development meetings and networking opportunities during their visit to the United States.

3. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Galt’s Remarks for the Preview of Upcoming Changes to Consular Safety and Security Information Webinar

   Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Jennifer Zimdahl Galt’s Remarks for the Preview of Upcoming Changes to Consular Safety and Security Information Webinar.

4. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Galt’s Remarks for Citizen Diplomacy Event

   Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Galt’s Remarks for Citizen Diplomacy Event United States Diplomacy Center

5. IDEAS Awards Grants to 26 U.S. Colleges and Universities to Build Study Abroad Capacity

   We are pleased to announce the 26 U.S. colleges and universities awarded 2021 IDEAS grants.

6. EMPOWER Participants Promote Disability Rights Around the World

   

   EMPOWER participants work together to promote disability rights.

7. Learn Russian Next Summer!

   

   Jessica Gumucio, Senior at Davidson College, studied Russian in Vladimir, Russia in Summer 2015 on a Critical Language Scholarship (CLS).

8. 2015 GSMP Alumnae Empower Women Around the World

   Sixteen international participants have completed the U.S. Department of State’s espnW Global Sports Mentoring Program (GSMP) and now join the ranks of 50 other GSMP alumnae.

9. Announcing the Recipients of the 2017 Emerging Young Leaders Award

   The U.S. Department of State honored a group of extraordinary young leaders with the Emerging Young Leaders Award. These inspiring youth from around the world will be recognized for their tenacity and courage to promote conflict resolution and prevent violence in their communities.

10. Teachers of Critical Languages

    

    American students learn languages such as Chinese and Arabic from native speakers.

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