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  1. I am a Citizen Diplomat

    "Citizen Diplomats" from the National Council for International Visitors raise their tea cups in a gesture meant to welcome visitors from around the world.

    National Council for International Visitors "Citizen Diplomats" from around the country share what they believe it means to be a citizen diplomat.

  2. Reflections on the Impact of the International Visitor Leadership Program - Katka Lessing

    IVLP, Katka Letzing

    Katka Letzing, Lead Program Officer and Marketing Manager, Institute for International Education, West Coast Center, San Francisco, California tells a story of learning about individual courage while having fun and developing a new hobby on the San Francisco Bay.

  3. Reflections on the Impact of the International Visitor Leadership Program - Jena Melancon

    IVLP, Jena Melancon

    Jena Melancon, Executive Director, Gulf Coast Citizen Diplomacy Council, talks about the visit of a group of Boy Scout Leaders to the local Boy Scout chapter, and how their interaction has had lasting community effects.

  4. Reflections on the Impact of the International Visitor Leadership Program - Dorothy Riddle

    IVLP, Dorothy Riddle

    Dorothy Riddle tells a story of how the simplest of activities can change someone's whole perspective on life and relationships.

  5. Reflections on the Impact of the International Visitor Leadership Program - Carina Black

    IVLP, Carina Black

    Carina Black talks about how an International Visitor changed the course of a high school student's life.

  6. Kenya on My Mind: An Interview with Mayor Heidi Davison

    Maasai women and children greet American visitors.

    In September 2008, eight American women traveled to Kenya to develop empowerment networks with Maasai women.

  7. UGRAD Alum Organizes Charity Run Across Ukraine

    Ugrad Alum, Andriy Maksymovych, raised over $50,000 in donations for premature infants in Ukraine

    While studying in the United States, Eurasian Undergraduate Exchange Program (UGRAD) alum Andriy Maksymovych met an activist who biked across the U.S. to raise money for charity. Andriy decided to adapt the idea to raise money for premature babies in his native Ukraine.

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