Noelani Kirschner
The global scourge of gender-based violence
Learn more about what the Office of Global Women's Issues is doing to counter a surge of online and physical violence against women.
Making the world’s case for water and biodiversity
Monica Medina is the first U.S. special envoy for biodiversity and water resources. She will champion nature protection measures abroad.
The African diaspora thrives in the United States
In anticipation of the upcoming U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, learn about six notable Americans who have African ancestry.
Hip-hop’s international influence
What are the history and origins of hip-hop? Learn more about the genre here and see how it has inspired artists around the world.
Investing in small, diverse businesses is good for the economy
What is a social impact investment fund? Learn how firms support small businesses owned by people of color and women.
What has the U.S. done since COP26?
Learn more about what the United States has accomplished since the 26th U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP26).
World Food Day brings USAID action on food security
USAID is training farmers and taking other steps to increase food security worldwide, focusing on countries hard hit by the climate crisis.
Tiger populations are on the rise
Recent assessments suggest that tiger populations have risen by 40% around the world from what they were in 2010.
2 exchange programs, 600 artists from over 60 countries
Two State Department programs — OneBeat and Center Stage — bring hundreds of artists from around the world together in the United States.