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NSLI-Y Program Impact 2019

The National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) is a U.S. Department of State program that allows hundreds of American high school students to spend a summer or school year abroad studying a foreign language, living with a host family, experiencing the local culture, and gaining skills to help them succeed in the global economy.

U.S. Department of State and espnW Global Sports Mentoring Program

Adriana Correa Velasquez and Kathryn Olson

In her current position as the Sports, Education, and Cultural Advisor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Adriana Correa Velasquez is responsible for implementing a governmental program called the “Borders for Prosperity Plan.”

State Department Sports Program Helps Young People with Disabilities in China

Participants from Mobility International USA and Guangzhou English Training Center (GETCH) students work together on the court.

Professionals from Mobility International USA, through a Sports Grant traveled to China to help young people with disabilities there become more involved in sports and to increase their self-confidence and involvement in the larger community.

Thoughts on Writing, from an International Writing Program Fellow

Patrícia Portela, an International Writing Program Fellow from Portugal, tells us about her creative writing process.

Arkansas Edition: British American Parliamentary Group (BAPG) Exchange Program

U.S. Congressman French Hill, Representative to the 2nd District of Arkansas and U.K. Member of Parliament, Rehman Chishti participate in the British American Parliamentary Group (BAPG), an exchange program sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the U.S. Department of State.