Keeping weapons away from terrorists in Africa
From securing pathogens in research hospitals to eliminating small arms in conflict zones, the U.S. is helping African governments protect their people.
With water projects in West Bank and Gaza, U.S. cultivates hope
The U.S. is connecting Palestinians to water treatment systems that keep people safe and promote jobs. The possibility for peace is growing in the process.
5 ways the U.S. supports literacy around the world
Find out how the U.S. is helping to build a literate world where everyone has an equal chance to succeed in life and work.
Soccer ball by day, reading light by night
Sometimes innovation is about making a simple connection.
The Soccket connects 1.3 billion people's need for electricity and the popularity of soccer (or futbol) among children...
U.S. to give additional $119 million for Venezuela’s crisis
New U.S. assistance will go toward alleviating the Venezuelan people's humanitarian crisis and to bolster democratic governance in the country.
Secretary Pompeo’s message to the Venezuelan people [video]
Secretary Pompeo delivers a message of continued U.S. support for democracy and human rights in Venezuela.
Greenhouses of hope
Learn how an Albanian farmer got a second chance after the fall of communism through a USAID grant that helped him and other farmers increase production.
We’re closer than ever to ending HIV/AIDS this World AIDS Day
Latest U.S. government data show historic highs in HIV prevention and treatment as people around the globe celebrate World AIDS Day on December 1.
Working to deliver aid to Venezuela [video]
The first shipment of relief supplies from the United States for the people of Venezuela arrived in Cúcuta, Colombia. See more in this video.