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  1. Tunisian Swimmers Visit the U.S.

    Tunisian swimmers prepare for a practice.

    Partnering with USA Swimming, the U.S. State Department brought 13 athletes—12 youth and one coach—to the U.S. for a swimming-focused program.

  2. Kazakhstan Sitting Volleyball Team Comes to the U.S.

    The Kazakh group practice drills at the University of Central Oklahoma.

    Kazakhstan Sitting Volleyball Team Comes to the U.S.

  3. American Swimmers Travel to Russia

    Despite their different backgrounds and homes, the swimmers communicate well during practice.

    The State Department had two concurrent bilateral sports exchange programs with Russia in the summer of 2012.

  4. Iraqi Basketball Players Visit the United States

    The participants practice ball skills with Brett Issacson of One-on-One Basketball.

    On June 22, 2011, the U.S. Department of State welcomed 10 young Iraqi basketball players and their coaches to the United States.

  5. Sports Visitors: Mongolian Wrestlers

    Mongolian Wrestlers pose with Hugh Dugan of the U.S. Mission to the United Nations after training with Jonas Serrano of Phyt Condition in New York City.

    Partnering with USA Wrestling, the U.S. State Department brought members of the Mongolian men’s and women’s national freestyle wrestling teams and their coaches to New York.

  6. Russian Volleyball Players Visit the U.S.

    Russian boys train at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, California.

    The first sports visitor program brought Russian volleyball players and coaches to Southern California for a beach volleyball.

  7. Experiences with Host Families

    "My host mom introduced me to volunteer work, and my first experience involved serving food to homeless people." - Vanny K., Indonesia

    Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study Program (YES) participants talk about their host families.

  8. Iraqi Taekwondo Program

    The taekwondo visitors start with the basics at a special training session led by a representative of the Korean Embassy.

    Working with the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, the U.S. State Department organized a dynamic taekwondo sports program.

  9. Russian Hockey Players Come to the U.S.

    A Russian visitor tries to deke a Washington Pride goalie.

    Russian youth ice hockey players and coaches traveled to the U.S. for a two-week sports exchange program.

  10. Professional Fellows Program

    The Professional Fellows Program brings emerging leaders in the fields of legislative process and governance; civic engagement; NGO management; economic empowerment and entrepreneurship; and journalism from around the world to the United States for intensive fellowships designed to broaden their professional expertise.

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