- Last month, American Councils welcomed an esteemed group of six space policy and science leaders from the Republic of Korea as one of eight National Program Agencies of the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP). During their project, “Space Diplomacy and Regional Security,” the cohort traveled across the U.S. for eleven days to discuss best practices in strategic planning and policymaking for cooperative space projects. In Washington, DC, participants explored federal space… Read More
- The American Space-Vahdat Extension, a program implemented by American Councils in partnership with and through the generous funding of Spirit of America, supports the Afghan refugee community in Tajikistan through youth leadership, work readiness, and educational programs. These initiatives aim to equip Afghan youth with essential skills and knowledge for their personal and professional development. Since its inception, more than 1,870 girls and boys have participated in long… Read More
- American Councils Celebrates Sendoff for First I-Kiribati Students in MCC Kiribati Threshold ProgramOn June 21, American Councils' Kiribati office celebrated a significant milestone with the sendoff of the first cohort of students participating in the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Kiribati Threshold Program— Uaiakinan ao Uarokoan Toronibwaia I-Kiribati Activity (UUTI Activity). The UUTI Activity aims to equip Kiribati youth with critical work readiness skills such as oral and written communication, workplace behavior, information and communication technology (ICT), and English… Read More
- American Councils continues to denounce Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, including the recent air strikes that injured over 150, killed at least 39 people, and caused significant damage to the Okhmatdyt National Children’s Hospital in Kyiv. Through its headquarters in Washington, DC and field office in Kyiv, American Councils has worked closely with Ukraine and tens of thousands of its students, educators, businesspeople, and public sector leaders since its independence in 1991.… Read More
- Sponsored by the United States Department of State, the Future Leaders Exchange Program (FLEX) promotes connection 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 in the wake of the Soviet Union's dissolution. Initially focused on 12 countries in Europe and Eurasia, FLEX has since expanded to encompass 22 countries, cultivating a robust alumni network… Read More
- On May 15, American Councils for International Education staff from the office in Tajikistan organized the U.S. Alumni Network of Tajikistan (USANT) regional conference in Khatlon. Coinciding with International Family Day, the USANT conference focused on addressing the issues of family breakdown and domestic violence. The event aimed to unite efforts in combating these pressing issues and was attended by 52 participants from a variety of fields including civil society organizations, local… Read More
- American Councils for International Education (American Councils) seeks a vendor to redesign and assist in maintenance of the NSLI-Y program’s website at https://www.nsliforyouth.org/. Vendors responding to this request for proposals (RFP) should have experience in designing and creating high-quality websites with visual appeal for educational or other not-for-profit institutionsView NSLI-Y Request for ProposalBackgroundAmerican Councils is a not-for-profit, non-governmental corporation… Read More
- Located in the Central Pacific Ocean, approximately 2,500 miles southwest of Hawai'i, lies the Republic of Kiribati, an archipelago nation in Micronesia. South Tarawa, the capital city, accommodates half of Kiribati's population. Despite its breathtaking beauty, Kiribati faces challenges, particularly in providing adequate job opportunities for its significant youth population. The demand for training and skill enhancement far surpasses the available opportunities, prompting many I-Kiribati… Read More
- The Young Transatlantic Innovation Leaders Initiative (YTILI) Fellowship Program offers an unparalleled opportunity for young European business and social entrepreneurs to broaden their horizons, connect with the U.S. business sector, and share innovative ideas and best practices. This comprehensive program, designed to foster transatlantic relationships, includes a mix of virtual engagement and a six-week program in the United States (including a four-week professional fellowship), alongside… Read More
- American Councils for International Education is partnering to advance educational assessment in Uzbekistan through the USAID All Children Succeeding Activity (ACS). This initiative, backed by a $25 million investment over five years, focuses on enhancing foundational skills among primary school students in Uzbekistan through inclusive education, including assessment activities and stakeholder engagement. The goal of USAID's All Children Succeeding Activity is to support the Government of… Read More
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