1. Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange (CBYX)

   

   The Congress -- Bundestag Youth Exchange Program (CBYX) known in Germany as the Parlamentarisches Patenschafts -Programm (PPP), is an academic scholarship for both German and American teens.

2. Commemorating World AIDS Day through Urban Art

   Maxx Moses, a gifted graffiti muralist from New York, worked on a special project for World AIDS Day that used urban art to raise awareness about HIV prevention and testing.

3. One International Engineering Student’s Journey to Study in the U.S.

   Educational Resources and Opportunities Available Through EducationUSA

4. FORTUNE/State Department Global Women's Mentoring Partnership

   

   The FORTUNE/State Department Global Women's Mentoring Partnership provides mentorship opportunities for emerging women leaders from all over the world.

5. Volunteering to Create Change

   I learned to see things that I never noticed before. I became a new person ready to do something good and helpful for people.

6. Reclaiming Jordan's Cultural Heritage One Stone at a Time

   “I was thrilled about the way the entire work force came together as a team.”

7. FLEX Student of the Month - October 2016

   The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State is proud to announce the selection of Davit Jintcharadze (World Link/Georgia/CA) as the October 2016 FLEX Student of the Month.

8. YES Students of the Month – March 2017

   March YES Student of the Month Karine Alkhatib from Lebanon, placed by PAX in Mabel Minnesota is an A+ student at Mabel-Canton High School, and that is only the beginning of her long list of accomplishments.

9. FLEX Student of the Month – February 2018

   We are pleased to announce Madina Arapova, a World Link placed FLEX Student from Kazakhstan, hosted in California, as the February 2018 Student of the Month.

10. Experience America through a High School Exchange

    

    Every year, the State Department brings almost 2,000 high school students from almost 50 countries to live with an American host family and go to high school for a year.

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