1. State Department Celebrates 75 Years of Exchanges at Global Leadership Forum in Virginia

   State Department is sponsoring the Global Leadership Forum in Charlottesville, Virginia from March 29-30, 2016. The two-day forum is part of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs’ celebration of 75 years of State Department-sponsored exchange programs.

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   April 2021 CBYX Virtual Program Highlights

   Virtual Program Highlights

3. Everyone Welcome, No Experience Needed

   Arts Envoy Phillip Martin recently made an impact in Kingston, Jamaica, by creating a work of art that included the entire community.

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   American Exchange Alumni Work Together to Fight Trafficking

   Forty American alumni of U.S. government-sponsored exchange programs came together in Washington, D.C.to expand on their experiences disrupting illicit trafficking networks, building resilient institution, and assisting vulnerable populations.

5. Bianca Visekruna

   Bianca Visekruna is an alumna of the 2022 CLS Russian program hosted by American University of Central Asia in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

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   Believe in Yourself!

   

   Khadija Bencekri, 2012 TechGirl Moroccan alumna from Zagora, teaches HTML to young girls in her home community. She also organized the fist ever TEDx in Zagora, Morocco.

7. Preserving the Culture of Modernizing Villages Through Photography

   Fulbright Scholar Kathleen McLaughlin documents the modernization of Maramures, Romania through pictures.

8. Fostering Change through Peace Journalism

   Building on the skills and interests he developed during his participation in the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program, Steven has become a leader in the field of peace journalism.

9. May 2024 CBYX U.S. Participant of the Month

   The German Bundestag and U.S. Department of State are pleased to announce Molly Langevin as the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange (CBYX) U.S. Participant of the Month for May!

10. Why I Love Serving in the Peace Corps

    As Peace Corps Volunteers, we do not live above those we serve; we work with our community members to establish good rapport and a mutual sense of respect.

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