1. Alumnae as Economic Multipliers: Global Women Entrepreneurs Return to the United States

   This week, 41 women entrepreneurs from around the world arrived in Washington, D.C. to begin their International Visitor Leadership Program(IVLP), “Women Entrepreneurs: Alumni as Economic Multipliers.”

2. 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.

3. Fulbright Specialist, Doug Mitchell

   

   Profile of Fulbright Specialist, Doug Mitchell

4. Photographing the Sámi in Sweden

   

   Erika Larsen, a Fulbright U.S. Student, who studied in Sweden shares her photos of the Sámi people.

5. Fulbright Alumna Develops App to Mobilize Emergency First Responders

   Jennifer Farrell, a Fulbright alumna, has developed a new mobile phone app and nonprofit social enterprise, CriticaLink, to build and mobilize a network of first responders for medical emergencies in Bangladesh.

6. Milton Glaser Fulbright Student to Italy, 1952

   

   Milton Glaser is the artist most famous for creating the "I ♥ NY" symbol. He went to Bologna, Italy in 1952 on a Fulbright to "learn how to draw". In this video, Mr. Glaser discusses Fulbright - "the most profound experience of your life" - and his career.

7. Brian Rutenberg - Fulbright Student to Ireland, 1997

   

   Artist Brian Rutenberg brings us into his studio to discuss the evolution of his art, the Fulbright he received to Ireland, and what he is doing now.

8. Sports Diplomacy Celebrates Soccer Diplomacy at the 2014 World Cup

   

   Sports Diplomacy sponsors soccer programs all over the world that help bring people from different cultures together on the field to share their love of the beautiful game.

9. Esma Gumberidze on #WithoutLimits

   

   Esma Gumberidze, a Future Leaders Exchange (FLEX) participant from Georgia, tells us what living without limits means to her.

10. Joint Statement of Principles in Support of International Education

    The United States cannot afford to be absent from the world stage: U.S. leadership and engagement makes an essential difference abroad, as well as at home.

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