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  1. Cal Ripken, Jr. Leads International Sports Exchange with Japan

    Cal Ripken Jr. traveled to Japan to work with kids affected by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

    Hall of fame baseball player Cal Ripken, Jr., traveled to Japan on behalf of the Department of State to put on baseball clinics and work with kids affected by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

  2. Former U.S. Men's National Soccer Team Members Travel to Cyprus

    Cypriot children run drills to improve strength and agility during soccer practice

    Former U.S. Men's National Soccer Team members travel to Cyprus.

  3. Champions for Women’s Rights in Afghanistan Use Sports

    Sports Envoy Lorrie Fair gives a “pep talk” to members of the Afghan Women’s National Soccer Team.

    From November 20 to 25, three-time Olympian and world champion Lorrie Fair went to Afghanistan as a U.S. Department of State Sports Envoy.

  4. Sports Envoys in India: Empowering Youth through Baseball and Softball

    Joe Logan assists team members with their fast pitch.

    The State Department’s first-ever joint baseball and softball program sent MLB Hall-of-Famer Barry Larkin and Olympian Natasha Watley to India as Sports Envoys in Febuary 2013.

  5. A Strong Finish for U.S. Department of State’s First Ever Baseball-Softball Envoy Program

    ECA recently concluded its first ever baseball-softball envoy program in India

  6. Empowering Women and Girls: WNBA Basketball Envoys in Ukraine

    The girls basketball team works with Tamika Raymond on drills and skills.

    The State Department and NBA worked together to send former WNBA players Tamika Raymond and Nykesha Sales to Ukraine as Sports Envoys from January 28 to February 2, 2013.

  7. First Sports Envoys with Disabilities Travel to China to Advance Disability Rights and Inclusion

    Dr. Woodson-Smith plays wheelchair basketball with some of the students at Guangzhou English Training Center (GETCH).

    Addressing the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities in China has emerged as a significant foreign policy issue in the twenty-first century. Dr. Becky Clark and Dr. Andrea Woodson- Smith made a historical trip serving as the first ever disabled sports envoys to travel on behalf of the State Department to Guangzhou, China.

  8. Fulbright-Clinton Fellowship

    The Fulbright-Clinton Fellowship will allow fellows to serve in professional placements in foreign government ministries or institutions and gain hands-on public sector experience in participating foreign countries while simultaneously carrying out an academic research/study project.

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