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  • A Legacy of Leadership: Exchange Alumni at the Forefront of International Education
    The impact of American Councils is reflected in its global community of over 100,000 alumni. These distinguished individuals, including national leaders, ministers, members of parliament, ambassadors, and CEOs, demonstrate the organization's commitment to enhancing cross-cultural collaboration in our interconnected world.Among these dedicated alumni are those who have forged careers in international education at American Councils. Transitioning from participants to leaders within the… Read More
  • American Councils Armenia and Georgia Empower Youth through Entrepreneurial Program with Nebraska 4-H/Extension
    American Councils is excited to announce the Accelerating Youth Empowerment through Entrepreneurship program was given the International Community Development Award by the Community Development Society. This program was implemented by the Armenia and Georgia offices of American Councils in collaboration with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension and the Network of Centers for Civic Engagement (NCCE) in Georgia.  This award represents the culmination of a collaborative effort,… Read More
  • American Councils Gathers Thought Leaders at a 50th Anniversary Conference Focused on Future Opportunities
    October 17, 2024, Washington, DC — American Councils for International Education marked a major milestone, celebrating 50 years of global impact with its anniversary conference, “Public Diplomacy and International Education in the 21st Century.” Held at the Jack Morton Auditorium, the conference was co-hosted by George Washington University’s School of Media and Public Affairs, the Institute for Public Diplomacy and Global Communication, and the Institute for Data, Democracy, and Politics. The… Read More
  • Young Professional Internships Program Support the Next Generation of 21st Century Leaders
    American Councils for International Education hosted a capstone event and a closing ceremony of the Young Professional Internships Program (YPIP) on August 30 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, bringing together 70 participants from all over the country.Attended by the U.S. Ambassador in Uzbekistan, His Excellency Jonathan Henick, the event celebrated these 70 university students and brought them together with their host companies to showcase their shared dedication to this internship program. It also… Read More
  • Public Diplomacy & International Education in the 21st Century: A 50th Anniversary Conference
    On October 17, please join American Councils for International Education in celebrating 50 years of excellence in public diplomacy, language acquisition, and cultural exchange programs with the conference, Public Diplomacy and International Education in the 21st Century. Co-hosted by George Washington University’s School of Media and Public Affairs, the conference will engage diplomatic, government, business, and academic leaders in lively discussions on the transformative power of… Read More
  • Elie Wiesel Study Tour Continues to Educate Romanian Youth on Holocaust History
    In an era marked by conflict, uncertainty, and rising extremism, it is critical for young people to understand history to prevent the repetition of past tragedies. The Elie Wiesel Study Tour (EWST), administered and implemented by American Councils Romania, aims to preserve the memory of the Holocaust while educating young adults about human rights violations. This educational tour, which spans Romania, Hungary, and Poland, helps participants understand the complex political, social, and… Read More
  • Celebrating American Councils 50th Anniversary with the 50 Alumni for 50 Years Initiative
    To recognize five decades of fostering international ties and cultural exchange, American Councils for International Education launched the year-long "50 Alumni for 50 Years" initiative that highlights 50 distinguished alumni who exemplify the organization's commitment to transforming lives through public diplomacy, language acquisition, and cultural exchange. These 50 alumni share their unique journeys and contributions, reflecting the impact of American Councils' mission and the important… Read More
  • BridgeUSA Ukrainian Academic Fellows Foster Collaborative Partnerships at Florida State University
    On June 25, Florida State University (FSU) became the first American university to host fellows from the BridgeUSA Ukrainian Academic Fellows Program. After a month of close collaboration with FSU's Ukraine Task Force (UTF), the four Ukrainian fellows departed Tallahassee enriched both personally and professionally. The BridgeUSA Ukrainian Academic Fellows Program (BridgeUSA UAFP) is designed to forge lasting connections between Ukrainian and U.S. scholars, fostering long-term… Read More
  • Parliamentary Education Center in Ukraine Celebrates its 5th Anniversary
    The Parliamentary Education Center (PEC) of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (VRU) celebrated its fifth anniversary with a reception at the National Hotel in Kyiv. Through the RADA: Next Generation Program, launched in December 2022 in partnership with Internews Ukraine and USAID, American Councils has provided essential technical assistance and staff support to the PEC. This support has enabled the PEC to adapt swiftly to the challenges of wartime, maintaining a steady stream of online and… Read More
  • Celebrating the FLEX Program’s 30th Anniversary in Armenia, Czechia, Kazakhstan, & Turkmenistan
    A program of the United States Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, the Future Leaders Exchange (FLEX) Program promotes fostering connections and cross-cultural appreciation between citizens of the United States and countries across Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia. The program was established in 1992 by former Senator Bill Bradley after the Soviet Union's dissolution. Initially focused on 12 countries in Europe and Eurasia, FLEX has since expanded to 22 countries… Read More