A Zimbabwean farmer gets ahead with STEM mentoring
Meet a TechWomen alumna who sees the connection between small farms and the wider community needs of food and economic sufficiency.
AWE alumna’s app expands mental health care access
Lynia Huang created an app that uses artificial intelligence to help users diagnose and treat depression. Read more about her innovation.
Scientists in Africa working to end hunger
Meet four scientists in Africa involved in Feed the Future programs who are breaking barriers and sharing their discoveries to end hunger.
Artemis launch prepares for future moon missions
NASA's Artemis I mission will test the Orion spacecraft in advance of future flights that will carry humans back to the moon.
International exchanges shape leaders of communities and countries
Since 1946, U.S. educational and cultural exchange programs have had a wide-ranging impact, broadening the horizons of 1.7 million alumni worldwide.
Young innovators aim to boost global development
Meet some of the young scientists whose innovations may help USAID tackle development challenges around the world.
U.K. prime minister says U.S. study ‘changed my life’
New U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak studied business at Stanford in California. Learn about his U.S. Fulbright Program experience.
Meet the watchdogs guarding internet access
When authoritarian regimes block the internet, these organizations expose the restrictions against free expression.
Women’s colleges work for these scholars
What's it like going to a women's college in the United States? Three women with roots in the Middle East share their experiences.