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U.N. deal to transport Ukrainian grain helps the hungry
An initiative that has helped deliver Ukrainian grain to the world and lower food prices is working and should continue, the U.S. said.
Tanzanian businesswoman finds opportunity in avocados
After graduating from the State Department's Academy for Women Entrepreneurs, Adelaide Mwasyoghe launched a business selling avocado oil.
Veterans Day recognizes U.S. military service, heroism
Honoring U.S. military veterans each year on Veterans Day is a tradition that began in 1954, when the federal holiday was created.
Young innovators aim to boost global development
Meet some of the young scientists whose innovations may help USAID tackle development challenges around the world.
TechWomen making a global difference
Meet some alumnae of a State Department exchange program that brings together emerging women leaders in science and technology.
COP27 takes place in a moment of challenge and opportunity
The United States and more than 190 other countries are heading to Egypt for COP27 in November. Learn more here.
Religion and community in the United States
The many religious faiths practiced in the United States form communities around them. Congregations celebrate events and in turn enrich society.
AWE alumna boosts women’s employment in Egypt
The Academy for Women Entrepreneurs helped a businesswoman in Egypt launch TamaKani. Her company is helping other women find jobs.
Tons of Ukrainian grain shipped via U.N. Black Sea initiative
The U.N.'s Black Sea Grain Initiative is helping deliver more Ukrainian grain and food products to countries. Learn more about the program.