1. FATE: From Apathy to Empathy - P2P #ChallengeExtremism

   

   FATE - From Apathy to Empathy,” a campaign that aims to raise awareness and action against extremism, was the Fall 2015 winning campaign.

2. Jonathan Franzen - Fulbright Student to Germany, 1981

   

   American writer and novelist Jonathan Franzen - who received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to Germany in 1981 for a project in creative writing - discusses his Fulbright experience and its impact on his career. Mr. Franzen is interviewed by recently-returned Fulbright Alumnus Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, whose Fulbright U.S. Student award to Germany in 2009 was also for a project in creative writing.

3. Fulbright Specialist, Doug Mitchell

   

   Profile of Fulbright Specialist, Doug Mitchell

4. Fulbright Alumna Story: The Africa We Know

   

   Fulbright Alumna, Gessye G, produced a documentary during her Fulbright scholarship at American University called "The Africa We Know."

5. International Women of Courage Jestina Mukoko

   

   In March 2010 Jestina Mukoko was one of ten human rights defenders honored in the U.S. State Department's International Women of Courage Awards, she returned as an alumni in 2016.

6. Mars: The Coolest Destination for Exchange Students

   

   The ECA Collaboratory, in partnership with NASA’s Digital Learning Network™, Google’s Connected Classrooms Program, and the U.S. Embassies in Buenos Aires and Managua, invite educators and students to the Mission Mars: Virtual Field Trip.

7. 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.

8. White House Travel Bloggers Summit #StudyAbroadBecause

   

   The National Security Council hosted a summit in December with 100 of the most influential travel bloggers and digital media outlets at The White House to highlight current U.S. Government initiatives and new strategies for encouraging American students to study, volunteer, and work abroad.

9. Butterflies in My Stomach: Foreign Language Teaching

   

   The FTLA program provides young educators of English as a Foreign Language the opportunity to teach foreign language at universities in the United States.

10. Drivers of the Economy: African Women's Entrepreneurship Program

    

    Diane von Fürstenberg speaks at the The African Women's Entrepreneurship Program event in Washington, D.C.

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