1. FLEX February Student of the Month

   We are pleased to announce Zoja Tukic from Serbia as the February FLEX Student of the Month!

2. TechGirls

   TechGirls aims to inspire girls from the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia to pursue higher education and careers in technology through hands-on skills development.

3. YLAI Program

   YLAI Professional Fellows from Latin America and the Caribbean expand their leadership and entrepreneurial experience through fellowships in cities throughout the U.S.

4. TechWomen

   Empowering women leaders in the technology field by bringing together women in Northern California with their counterparts in the Middle East, Central Asia, North Africa, and sub-Saharan Africa for a professional mentorship and exchange program at leading technology companies.

5. From Big City to Small Farming Town

   I'm very proud that I have friends from more than 13 countries.

6. FLEX Student of the Month – April 2014

   Vera Kalinina, a States’ 4-H FLEX student from Russia, made a major impact on her host community and the state of Oregon through her informative presentations about Russian civil society and culture and volunteer activities.

7. A Road to Civic Education in Bangladesh

   After returning from the program, he transformed the focus of his organization towards youth civic education and is a dynamic advocate for the issue throughout his country.

8. Flying High at Community College

   “For me, having a friendship family has been the best way to learn about American English and United States culture and history."

9. FLEX Student of the Month – November 2017

   Only two months into her exchange year, World Link-placed FLEX Student, Aiganym Khamitkhanova (Kazakhstan/CO), has already received one of her high school’s highest honors, volunteered 60 service hours, and taught her French Class about Kazakh traditions, holidays and language.

10. Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program for Iraq

    The Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program for Iraq brings Iraqi scholars in selected fields to U.S. institutions.

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