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  1. LGBT Pride Month: The U.S. Department of State Welcomes NBA Player Jason Collins

    SportsUnited Cultural Affairs Officer Morgan O’Brien moderates the discussion with Jason Collins, facilitating a receptive engagement from the audience.

    NBA basketball star Jason Collins tipped off LGBT Pride Month at the U.S. Department of State by enchanting a Department audience with tales of both tough personal decisions and personal successes.

  2. Become a Host Family with the State Department

    Host family

    Serve your country, become a host family! Hosting is great opportunity for you create mutual understanding and be a citizen diplomat.

  3. Sports Visitors to China Focus on Underserved Populations, Youth with Disabilities

    U.S. Ambassador to China Max Baucus, a former Senator from Montana, meets with the Sport for Social Change group at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing.

    The University of Montana conducted a two-way exchange between participants from the U.S. and China to share best practices, as well as receive training in project management and development.

  4. African Women's Entrepreneurship Program 2014 Photos

    AWEP Women at the Lincoln Memorial

    The 2014 African Women's Entrepreneurship Program participants in Washington, D.C. The African Women’s Entrepreneurship Program (AWEP), launched by the U.S. Department of State in July 2010, assists women entrepreneurs across sub-Saharan Africa.

  5. Dream Big, featuring Michelle Kwan (2014 Nanjing Youth Olympics)

    Michelle Kwan, Senior Advisor for U.S. Department of State and former U.S. Olympic Figure Skater, talks about how sports are not just about competition, but are about bringing people together to share experiences and build life-long friendships.

    Sports are not just about competition, but are about bringing people together to share experiences and build life-long friendships. Share your dreams and the games with us using #Nanjing2014.

  6. Priceless Nepal: Patan's Legendary Kartik Nach

    Since the 17th century costumed dancers and musicians have taken center stage once a year in Nepal's Patan Durbar Square to perform the legendary month-long Kartik Nach.

  7. International Education is Trending!

    See how EducationUSA works with higher education representatives and their advising centers around the world in this inside look at the 2014 EducationUSA Forum in Washington, D.C.

  8. Women's Equality in Ecuador

    Photo of IVLP alumna

    Maria Cristina Kronfle, an International Visitor from Ecuador, is working to improve participation of women with disabilities in the public sphere.

  9. Mobility International USA – Armenia

    A participant experiences a hand cycle for the first time.

    Mobility International USA (MIUSA) collaborates with Armenians partners to conduct a two-way exchange program to expand opportunities for youth with disabilities to engage in sports.

  10. TechGirls Give Back!

    TechGirls volunteered at Hell's Kitchen Farm Project in New York City.

    TechGirls volunteered at Hell's Kitchen Farm Project in New York City.

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