training
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.
These Americans helped Russians improve their English
Meet three experienced English instructors in the U.S. who recently virtually taught teachers and students in Russia.
AWE alumna constructs her dream business in Costa Rica
After years working in construction supplies, Hazel Naranjo started her own business. The Academy for Women Entrepreneurs helped her succeed.
Students learn about human rights at the State Department
Over 80 U.S. and international students gathered at the State Department to learn more about foreign policy and human rights.
How U.S. students gain financial literacy
Financial education is now being taught in many U.S. secondary schools, and nonprofit groups are pushing to make it happen nationwide.
Connecting French Polynesia’s artisans to global markets
An alumna of U.S. government exchanges is helping French Polynesia's artisans sell their handicrafts around the world.
Celebrating the power of cultural exchange
Cultural exchange brings people together and broadens perspectives. Read how America's top diplomat values the experience of living abroad.
AWE alumna’s winery brings economic growth to rural India
The State Department's Academy for Women Entrepreneurs has helped Tage Rita, of India, and many other businesswomen worldwide succeed.
U.S. sends teachers all over the world
State Department programs send U.S. educators overseas to teach and to learn from their global peers. Learn how these programs change lives.