1. DanceMotion USA Connects Cultures through Collaborative Dance

   Turkish, American, and Armenian dancers performed a collaborative dance piece at the Brooklyn Academy of Music as part of an ongoing cultural exchange sponsored by the Department of State’s DanceMotion USA program.

2. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Galt’s Remarks at the Ensuring the Safety and Security of Exchange Participants Webinar

   Safety is Job #1 for all of us at the Department of State.

3. Conflict Antiquities: Panel 1 Video

   

   Conflict Antiquities: Forging a Public/Private Response to Save the Endangered Patrimony of Iraq and Syria (Panel 1 Video)

4. Google+ Hangout on International Education and the Value of Exchange Programs

   

   Assistant Secretary Evan Ryan participates in a Google+ Hangout on international education and exchange programs at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. on November 14, 2013.

5. Cristophorus Budidharma on #WithoutLimits

   

   Cristophorus Budidharma, a US Youth Leadership Program participant from Indonesia, tells us what living without limits means to him.

6. American Arts Incubator Ecuador 2018

   

   American Arts Incubator is an initiative of the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs developed in partnership with ZERO1.

7. In the Year of the Olympics, Sam Perkins and Swin Cash Travel to London

   

   Partnering with the NBA and WNBA and working with the U.S. Embassy in London, U.S. State Department Envoys Sam Perkins and “Swin” Cash traveled to the United Kingdom for the 2012 Olympics.

8. Tunisian Swimmers Visit the U.S.

   

   Partnering with USA Swimming, the U.S. State Department brought 13 athletes—12 youth and one coach—to the U.S. for a swimming-focused program.

9. Envoys Tamika Raymond and Kiesha Brown Travel to China

   

   Working with the Women’s National Basketball Association, the U.S. Department of State sent former WNBA stars Tamika Raymond and Kiesha Brown to Shenyang, China.

10. Malawi Permaculture

    

    International Visitor Leadership Program alumna Betty Chinyamuyamu describes a sustainable development project that she worked on in her home county of Malawi.

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