Find International Exchange Nonprofits and Charities

  clarktmabey wrote:

Wonderful organization. They give students the opportunity to do international humanitarian service, after they earn the rite by providing much service at home. They partner with other service organizations making any donations go farther then they... more »

  Lauree1183 wrote:

My best friend and I visited New York for the first time in August of 2009. Our Big Apple Greeter was a wonderful woman from Brooklyn Heights and she showed us a side of New York that we would have otherwise not seen. Her friendliness and knowledge... more »

  suzee wrote:

As a Bpeace volunteer for over 4 years, I have traveled to Afghanistan to mentor women in the Bpeace program, select new businesswomen for the program and assist with the classes. I attend meetings via conference call on a regular basis. more »

  Pat wrote:

This organization does not provide any financial or material support to in-country organizations. The organization also does not in any way help overseas organizations obtain such support. Despite this, this organization has US IRS non-profit status,... more »

  Hollan McBride wrote:

What if kindness was commended as strength and bullying was viewed as weakness? KIDS FOR PEACE will draw you in and then you'll have to hold on for the ride! ~You will, most likely, commit to live by the PEACE PLEDGE. ~You will,... more »

  kmw55 wrote:

WNP has opportunities for people from all walks of life and with a wide variety of skills and interests. The programs include lending libraries, bike repair, youth sports, sewing projects, gardening projects, farming, and MUCH more. Check our www.wisnic.org... more »

  AkiliDada wrote:

I think that this is one of the most respectful non profits working in 'developing' countries! They work in solidarity with local communities. more »

  Quynh Giao wrote:

It has been like a dream for me to be able to meet with people of this non-profit (Sara, Pat, Sophie and Phoebe). To bring happiness and opportunities to underprivileged in my neighborhood of Vietnam has been my biggest dream but no chance to make it... more »

  Sierra12 wrote:

I went on a trip with Soccer Without Borders to Granada, Nicaragua the summer before my senior year in high school. It was an unbelievable experience that I will never forget, and I enjoyed every minute of it. Working with underprivileged girls in the... more »

  jmkl wrote:

I was pleasantly surprised by the efforts and friendliness that I saw at the event that was held by the Arizona Russian Center. It was better than what I expected, since other Russian themed events of the past were awkward or way too old school like.... more »

  Liz_44 wrote:

Surfing on the net years ago I found this wonderful Nonprofit The Love Foundationgroup, lovely to be connected since then with this organization, global network and many people worldwide from different kind of nationalities and cultures, my experience... more »

  nikkisp wrote:

My involvement with Creative Migration has given me invaluable insight on how an independently-run non profit executes international initiatives. Through documentaries, social media and community events, I have seen Creative Migration build grow and expand... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an outstanding organization in the Hudson Valley. Their work is has real impact on teens and adults alike. I encourage all to support them. more »

  Kathleen Hubbard-Ismail wrote:

For the past twenty years, I have been spending two weeks of my vacation time volunteering with Global Volunteers in countries around the world. I have traveled with Global Volunteers because I believe in their philosophy of service, know that I will... more »

  Abby F. wrote:

Atlas Corps is the nexus of where talent meets opportunity! In 2008, I served as an Atlas Corps Fellow in Bogota, Colombia. It was an opportunity to share my knowledge and, more importantly, to learn from others. For a mid-career professional, there are... more »

  Annette B.2 wrote:

My husband and I and friends have worked with IFI for about 10 years. They are a well organized, thoughtful, fun, all-inclusive nonprofit who cares for the students they help as well as the volunteers who help them. Other cities and college campuses... more »

  rl8504a wrote:

I was a communications intern at Partners of the Americas for 8 months. As the communications intern I was tasked with managing their blog, as well as doing research for their upcoming 50th Anniversary oral history project. Through both these mediums,... more »

  Bonnie C. wrote:

I volunteered for the first time with the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market in July, 2010, as part of their Artist Training Program. The first thing I noticed was the commitment and level of dedication of their volunteers, some who have... more »

  world2000 wrote:

This is the WORST foreign exchange student organization you can ever imagine. They treat students, volunteer coordinators (IECs) and even their own staff very unrespectful manner. They treat you like crap & humiliate you big time. They try to place 3000+... more »

  weissbem wrote:

I’ve been involved with this organization for several years and have seen the impact on the kids first hand. The amount of work this organization accomplishes is impressive, to say the least! more »

  Judywm wrote:

A fantastic nonprofit organization. When you make a donation, you get an immediate response and know how and where your donation will be used. Their work with FundaMaya in Guatemala assures the many needs of the people (food, education, health, etc.)... more »

  Kimberly10 wrote:

ASSE is perhaps the worst organization I have encountered. I am currently serving overseas in the USA Peace Corps and I have worked overseas with voluntary organizations 8 times. However ASSE gave me what I consider a crazy/emotionally traumatic student... more »

  Josh wrote:

I really did want to give to this place, but... I went to their website and they did not have a phone number or an address to find out what percentage of the money you donated actually helped out these people. more »

  KCcreates wrote:

As a local journalist in West Tn, I interviewed co-founder Stacie Freeman and her traveling students several times. I have been amazed at the ability of the organization to forge strong partnerships in country and support local students by offering resume-enhancing... more »

  pittardm wrote:

My daughter joined the World Children's Choir in November 2009. It has been an absolutely incredible experience for her. She has learned so much and has had such fun! It's a top notch musical organization with excellent leadership and parental involvement.... more »

  andrianovaa wrote:

I was very lucky to join Friendship Ambassadors Foundation Board in the Fall of 2013. There are so many heart warming stories of those whose lives FAF impacted, it's impossible to count. Any person who decides to get involved with FAF will be fascinated... more »

  sonatsays wrote:

Upon finding RISE Travel Institute, taking their pilot program in summer 2021, and volunteering for the start-up organization I've not only learned so much about the interconnections and ethics of travel, but I've also learned how to insert myself into... more »

  seflamaster wrote:

he is a scam https://www.facebook.com/pages/911-Scam-Foundations-Causes/530268456998882?ref=stream http://www.villagevoice.com/2011-08-31/news/9-11-the-winners-profiting-from-september-eleventh/ more »

  nataliaskolnik wrote:

I am a teacher who took a delegation of students on Global Glimpse trips in the summer, and I love hearing from the alumni about what they are doing now and how it all started with this trip! It's only 3 weeks, but it changes peoples lives. On... more »

  Pam_110 wrote:

I am a Nurse Practitioner. I was a volunteer with ASAP on the October 2015 trip to Ghana. I not only had the opportunity to provide Heath care to those in need, I was able to share in the roll out of an exciting literacy program. A rewarding experience... more »

  dinobloom wrote:

I have been involved with the Bond Street Theatre in one capacity or another - from intern through actor though co-producer of an award winning arts colony through current Board member, since 1979. Bond Street started in 1976 using the then-popular... more »

  Yeon Ji Kim wrote:

I participated in the United Planet China Summer Program, in which I taught English in an elementary school in a very rural area of China. Before I left, United Planet ensured that I knew what to expect and what I should do to prepare for the trip. For... more »

  Sage W. wrote:

We have been a host family for this program that brings 2 teens from each side of the divided country of Cyprus (Turkish side and the Greek side) for 2 years. The goal of the program is for the teens to spend 4 weeks in the USA in a neutral setting... more »

  r-harrod wrote:

I am an athletic director at Millwoods Christian School in Edmonton Alberta Canada. Last year we brought a high school basketball team to the DR to work hand in hand with Dream reaching out to the community. We ran basketball clinics for the locals... more »

  lfinley wrote:

No More Tears is an AMAZING, all volunteer non-profit. We provide indidivualized assistance for victims and their children. We offer immediate and personalized attention to each victim, helping not only make them safe but allowing each woman to work... more »

  Noah S.1 wrote:

These ladies have touched so many lives of women, both young and old, in Honduras who would not have otherwise had access to clean feminine hygiene products. more »

  CCCoyne wrote:

I am a 1973 graduate of the Temple Univsersity School of Law and a practicing lawyer as a member of the Business and Finance Department in the Philadelphia law firm of Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel; in 2004 the Center for International Legal Studies(CILS)... more »

  Kate Murray wrote:

Take Action Global works with countries, teachers, students from across the world to make a difference, make positive changes and inspire. They collaborate with global thought leaders and action takers to ensure programs have a positive impact on local... more »

  ycordeiro wrote:

Abada-capoeira DC is my life work and among all the lessons capoeira has taught me in decades of practice and teaching, the most important is closely related to the essence of how this art came to be. The principle that the interaction and exchange of... more »

  daniel wrote:

I can tell that after finishing this program I have learned a lot about myself, my weakness and skills. Now I am convinced that Ecuador has a lot of opportunities in agriculture. Social changes have to start from the base of every economic system, which... more »

  MotherOdd wrote:

I became acquainted with the founder of Seedlings before the nonprofit became a reality and encouraged and supported her goal to have this come into being. I was asked to be on the Board and I was proud to be a board member as I so believe in the general... more »

  JLorraine wrote:

I have been a volunteer for the International Peace Garden for about 3 years and have had a big part in spreading Peace thru out the county. I have helped to organize the Bicentennial War of 1812 Peace Garden Trail which is part of this non for profit... more »

  Marcela V. wrote:

I moved to Fort Collins in 2008, and soon after I learned about Village Earth. I have experience doing the type of work they promote and so I was very curious to meet them. I did and was impressed by their open mindedness, humility and generosity with... more »

  rostafnk wrote:

During a professional lull I followed my curiosity for sustainable living, NGO development, and culture to Long Way Home in Guatemala. Despite my plan to move about the region I spent the entirety of my 3.5 months working with LWH. During this time I... more »

  Paul198 wrote:

The Big Niangua has a hidden jewel on the lower section. For the last 16 years, Church Groups, Scouts and Families have enjoyed this river away from the crazy thong. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The camp is stunning and if you have never... more »

  David247 wrote:

Judith Broeker and Jamie Donahoe run Adventures in Preservation and are just as passionate about history and historic places as we (The Fairfield Foundation) are. Our organizations met over four years ago and teamed up on our first project in the summer... more »

  cm5870a wrote:

I've been volunteering with American Councils for 3 years now, and am continually impressed with the way in which the organization continues to develop every detail of their volunteer program year after year. While evaluating scholarship applications... more »

  jhdubb wrote:

I had the privilege of traveling to Gulu in Northern Uganda in July of 2010 with a non profit organization called "Mercy's Village.' It was the best short term mission trip that I have been a part of. The people of Gulu are amazing and hope is being... more »

  tishgibbs@sbcglobal.net wrote:

The Norwalk/Nagarote Sister City Project has had remarkable success working with at-risk teens in a desperately poor barrio in Nagarote, Nicaragua by providing after school activities including community service. Instead of getting involved with gangs... more »

  ASCA1993 wrote:

I have had the pleasure to work with Arlington Sister City Association over the last year. ASCA has a very dedicated board of directors and active volunteers that give their time and experience to enhance Arlington County's connection to its five sister... more »

  sherie wrote:

The Hampton Roads Chamber Players offers a really unique experience for middle and high school age string players. There is nothing else like it in Hampton Roads and the director, Jorge Aguirre, is a top notch professional who is totally dedicated to... more »

  Jody B. wrote:

This program's quality is limited to the quality of the volunteers. If the volunteers are great, the experience is great. If the volunteers are not--the experience can be a horrible experience for your child. Paid staff will not honestly evaluate a complaint... more »

  Kim_132 wrote:

Students from China, Thailand, South Korea, Brazil, Slovakia, Spain and Cameroon, all countries our family has hosted in our home! We have learned so many things from these amazing students. They have their own spending money, insurance... more »

  wevolunteer wrote:

I have worked with many organizations in the past 50 years and this is certainly one of the very best. They have worked effectively with many partners in many countries and have had a positive impact on thousands. They deserve your support and they have... more »

  posiuhsu wrote:

The foundation sponsored the Kameoka Youth Gardeners' Association, Kyoto, Japan for their visit to Stillwater with Scholarships for Kazumasa Asada, Kazuya Mori, Koji Nakano, Yuji Katsura, Yugo Takada, Seiji Murata. They gave workshop at the Botanical... more »

  Hlyons wrote:

As someone who has worked in the non-profit community in the states for the past six years, I was very impressed by my experience with Mundo Exchange. I loved that Mundo was a small organization, the size ensured a more personalized experience and also... more »

  Susie B. wrote:

I have been involved with The Friendship Club for about 15 years, TFC is 17. I started as "just a volunteer" and am now on the board and still a volunteer. We "engage, educate and empower girls at risk" in a rural community in the foothills of the Sierras.... more »

  lscherr wrote:

In the past 4 years, I've worked with International Cultural Exchange Services and been consistently impressed by the quality of support provided to foreign exchange students and host families. They place a huge emphasis on making a good match between... more »

  nonprofit07 wrote:

Even though a significant amount of time has passed when I saw it was possible to review this organization, I decided it was important to do so. The work they do is valuable and the paid staff do work hard, but internally there is still some work to... more »

  CIELcomms wrote:

Ten years ago, I spent two years working as a human rights accompanier in Guatemala with NISGUA, with the goal of using international presence to provide a measure security to human rights defenders who were daring to challenge the repressive status quo.... more »

  bdj108 wrote:

This organization acts a front to personal revenue for the director. More details on my blog at http://drepungloselingmonastery.blogspot.com/2010/05/fraud-by-atlanta-based-non-profit.html There is countless amouts of money that is never reported and... more »

  NancyJean wrote:

Sister Parish, Inc. works to promote intercultural understanding and commitment to peace and justice between people in the U.S. and Central America. I have been involved with Sister Parish for several years through my church, which is engaged in a 23-year... more »

  Talitha P. wrote:

Children of Uganda is part of my family now. I volunteered with them for a year after college and the children touched my heart so much, with their beautiful music and dance, and just their wonderful spirits. This is a small organization and has a very... more »

  nancyspillane25 wrote:

My husband and i did a bike ride from Banos, Ecuador to Puyo, Ecuador; high up in the Andes down to the Amazon Floor. We were guided by the multi-talented, Rayna Weiss, founder of the organization. Rayna did a professional job of meeting all our needs... more »

  dhaefeli wrote:

Having visited the schools that Project Zawadi has in Tanzania, I highly support the success it is having in helping individuals achieve success and bettering their lives. 100% of a donation goes directly to Project Zawadi. Great job and kudos... more »

  Melissa wrote:

Wonderful agency. The staff is very helpful and supportive. We would definitely use them again and refer other families to them. more »

  Rebecca78 wrote:

I am a graphic designer. I joined this board and offered my skills and services hoping make a difference in the world, to educate and the save lives of children and those who have so very little. What caught my attention was the commitment and dedication... more »

  patti wrote:

I love what YES does because it is working to ensure that our future will be led by people who understand what is important. By supporting young community leaders around the world, YES makes a difference today and lays the groundwork for sustainable,... more »

  Candace_B wrote:

Shangri LaMy life completely changed when I went to Nepal.I had no idea what to expect, nor did I ever really consider that I would go there, but it turned out to be the closest thing to heaven. Namaste spirit, is a good way to describe... more »

  bernard.luksich wrote:

I have been working with the International Cultural Exchange for a number of years. I have also supported them financially over the years. The work and impact this organization has is amazing. By putting together local families with international students... more »

  NicaVolunteer wrote:

I have volunteered with Jubilee House Community (JHC) for 1 - 3 weeks a year for many years. During each visit I have been privileged to see each and every member of JHC work as hard as they can alongside, with, and for poor people. They put every resource... more »

  j2ulie wrote:

How can you not love Birthright? Free trip, amazing cultural experience, and fantastic trip leaders showing you around the country. Birthright is a fantastic organization which lives up to its high praise. more »

  kemioge wrote:

My family's experience with YFU as a host to an exchange student is summarized below as a warning to others to avoid this organization; whose actions are far from professed values and whose ethics lack integrity. Attempts at a responsible reconciliation... more »

  isaferro wrote:

I came to Outward Bound Center for Peacebuilding because I was interested in learning how they adapted the Outward Bound methodology in societies that are divided by conflict. Very soon, I learned that they are and do much more than that. They are actively... more »

  shaines64 wrote:

Joining a purpose trip opened my eyes to the grater needs and ways to help GCF. more »

  Writer wrote:

Tian Wen Institute Tian Wen Institute (TWI) is a non-government and non-profit academic organization, registered in the state of Delaware, USA. TWI try to answer the problems of contemporary China, trace the way of heaven and earth... more »

  bronxvillehs wrote:

The impressions my students get from this trip is what keeps me going back year after year. One of my students stated that: “Leaving the people behind when we depart is the most difficult part of the trip, but what eases the transition is going to sleep... more »

  Philip8 wrote:

I met the founder at the La Jolla Human Trafficking Accords event in 2011 and have been impressed with her organization's work in Haiti and in fighting human trafficking where it happens. more »

  shantha wrote:

These are the faithful senior friends of the World Student Christian Federation who have provided leadership in fund-raising to support students and invest in the newest generation of ecumenical leaders. more »

  Dror4Wounded wrote:

I did Sar El in the summer of 2008. Amazing experience of volunteering on an army base. Thousands of people from around the world have done this and Volunteers for Israel coordinates this process. more »

  mlee1139 wrote:

The Japan-America Student Conference (JASC) changed my life and my career path. The friends I made at the Conference have helped me in so many ways, they inspired, supported, motivated and challenged me more than in any other summer program I ever joined... more »

  EfuaJJ wrote:

This is one of my all-time favorite nonprofits. Books change lives! I totally agree. I know what the ability to read has meant in my life and I truly believe that skill can change the lives of thousands of others. I have been a donor but I have also... more »

  jasonmelohall wrote:

I had an amazing experience both going on an international internship in Colombia and developing my leadership skills by running the local committee in Madison in 2009. I learned more from running my committee than the rest of my college experience combined.... more »

  LenEllis wrote:

An active, energized, dedicated group of women and men working to create a nonviolent, peaceful world through education, networking and community involvement. more »

  A.Anderson wrote:

Krista has been super helpful since the first day! After the first call, she gave me step by step instructions followed with an email. I emailed her right away when I got to the next step in the application, and she would be let me know my next steps... more »

  Matthew_W wrote:

I grew up poor and went to college to get a degree in finance. My dad was a high school dropout and I was so proud to get into a top-notch university that was well known for being a pipeline to Wall Street, but my plans changed after a disheartening... more »

  judyrobbins wrote:

Operation Understanding is a non-profit organization that enriches the lives of so many people in the greater Philadelphia area. Not only does the program create leaders for the future out of high school students, but it inspires people outside of the... more »

  fireflysky wrote:

I was a Student Affairs Manager for the Center in Baja, Mexico 2010-2011 and saw firsthand the work that the students, faculty and staff accomplished. Not only was the company strategic plan and mission based on community integration, but the students... more »

  mallikamt wrote:

The Colorism Project has proved to be a platform for me to voice my thoughts about the prevalence of colorism in society and has enabled me to interact with individuals from all over the world that are fighting against colorism. Its been a great pleasure... more »

  Starras wrote:

This is an organisation that draws together young people from a wide range of cultures with the purpose of developing their leadership skills but more importantly heightening their awareness, acceptance and celebration of difference and diversity within... more »

  Rami E. wrote:

In our dialogue, I met a Palestinian man who described with glistening eyes the blossoms of the olive trees in his childhood house in Jenin, a few kilometers from where I grew up. I met a Palestinian woman who was shot at by a soldier who may have been... more »

  oo7.Cinder wrote:

First time host parent here. And last time hosting with Nacel. This place is a nightmare. They care about the money. Not the kids period. In one conversation with Kimberly Morvig she talked trash about my host student, broke HIPPA 4 times about... more »

  Jimmy A. wrote:

This is a great non profit organization that moves resources and creates networks based on mutual understanding among countries through people to people interactions. I feel proud to be granted with an scholarship from this organization. The experience... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have known the founders of the Maldivian American Friendship Society for decades and have found them to be honest, dedicated and caring. I am sure my donations are being used properly in the advancement a worthy cause. more »

  NateH wrote:

Excellent work in rural Midcoast Maine providing youth and adults with opportunities to sail and build boats. Program formats vary from daytime workshops to 2 year intensives. Scholarships and financial aid available to all participants. Community sailing... more »

  jimbob372 wrote:

I joined late last year (2012 ) and wish now I had done my homework! This non-profit is a sham! Their events are not unique - they ride on the coat tails of events for other organizations and then claim the events as their own exclusive achievments, they... more »

  janedoe1003 wrote:

This program was sincere and organized, but when I went on a scholarship exchange in the 1980s, they were recruiting high school seniors during the last half of the senior year and it was quite abrupt. Other agencies, such as the American Friends Committee... more »

  ONELOVE77 wrote:

I help, I care and I believe in restoration and protection of Ethiopian/African Artifacts and moreover it's for a good cause. more »

  treahunt wrote:

Great online resource for grief with resources to include light a candle for your loved one or pet, articles to read, video to watch and email address for questions. more »

  Kassi K. wrote:

San Diego Diplomacy Council works diligently to connect emerging leaders from around the globe with the San Diego community. Their website explains their work well, but what it can't fully communicate is what a fantastic and well run organization this... more »

  Writer wrote:

I went on a trip to Cuba and needed to donate to this charity under the travel agreements with the US and Cuba. This company processed by donation twice and since January I have been trying to get a refund. It appears that John McAuliff is the only... more »

  ecomom wrote:

The Culver City Sister City Committee (CCSCC) is part of an international organization that includes 500 independent cities in 140 countries all working towards people-to-people relationships. Our goals include educational, governmental, economic development... more »

  jjb wrote:

GFI is an amazing organization that empowers women in the developing world. I had first-hand knowledge of this when I had the opportunity to help plan and staff the U.S. visit of the leaders of a women's association of micro enterprise producers in India... more »

  HumCoGal wrote:

What a wonderful experience I had traveling with this network of incredibly hospitable people! I was able to experience opportunities I never would have been able to had I not traveled with Servas. more »

  Charlotte wrote:

Beyond Borders has been working in Haiti for over 18 years - working alongside Haitians on a grassroots level. They strive to see that all Haitian children have access to quality education. They also support adult literacy. One of their major focus' is... more »

  marykelly33 wrote:

The UCEF is an extremely well organized cost effective organization that assists hundreds of students who otherwise could not afford a college education. It also supports many orphans/street children, the handicapped and many other needs in the Ukrainian... more »

  kimberly8 wrote:

FIUTS is a wonderful organization that connects people! My involvement started when I transferred into the UW as an international student one summer. Except for my sister, I didn't know anybody else in the area, and things are slow on campus during summer.... more »

  john.seidl wrote:

GCIV is deeply engaged with the Consular Corp in Atlanta and provides a series of programs and events to promote global awareness and involvement more »

  subbuhere wrote:

This is a religious and cultural organization. Here is a place where anyone who visits gets a full meal both for lunch and dinner. No restrictions on who can visit and have the consecrated food. more »

  littlenite wrote:

I am inspired by the work and the mission of Atux̂ Forever Restoring Attuans' Freedom. I only recently learned about their important work. I am excited to support their work revitalizing culture, language, and traditional stewardship of their lands....... more »

  Ann S.12 wrote:

I attended my first chamber music concert at Chamber Music International over 20 years ago, and I was instantly hooked. I loved the way the individual instruments shone in these small groups, the visible interplay between the artists, and the range... more »

  Harrison K. wrote:

This is a cool charity organization that helps the needy and poor children and also bring runners from diverse backgrounds to work together. more »

  AlisaMeggitt wrote:

I have been volunteering with CIVIC for a few years and find it incredibly fun and rewarding. CIVIC invites delegations from around the world through the United States Department of State. Delegation topics range from education to human rights, disabilities,... more »

  dkittle33 wrote:

My wife and I served in the Blue Mountains for one year and fell in love with the people in the community. We came to know a community with plenty of potential, but too few opportunities. It is for that reason that we have stayed involved in the Blue... more »

  sol.saguaro wrote:

Tax-exempt formed by State Department in order to sole-source the US pavilion assignment for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. Embroiled in controversy after the company resigned the engagement, Shanghai Expo 2010, Inc., was saved with Chinese money and... more »

  KSB wrote:

I have met many Graduates from the movement. resent graduates I Have met can be described as Self-Hating, anti-Isreal Jews. Older Graduates are upright good people. but in resent times those who I met have not lived up to the community's expectations. more »

The name Dharma Nature Time is inspired by the awareness that the dharma (truth) of nature time is uniquely reflected in the diversity... more »

In 2005, Arthur Navarro founded the Latin Economic Forum at the United Nations as a nonpartisan catalyst for action, bringing... more »

Promote & deliver eye care to the people of remote, rural, northwest china through education & active delivery of eye care. Gansu,... more »

Mango Tree has been created to educate the public about the lifestyles, beliefs, customs and artistic heritage of various cultural... more »

To bring together emerging african leaders for leadership education at lse and its partner universities around the world and to... more »

The george e brown united states - more »

ISEP promotes academic and cross-cultural learning through its worldwide network of higher education institutions. ISEP facilitates... more »

To educated individuals in the way of the church and how they fit in to life more »

International training and exchange programs in forestry, and natural resource management: (1) j-1 exchange visitor and short... more »

ONE WEEK EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOP IN PERCUSSION. more »

Ifca's mission is to create opportunities for the united states and japan to engage in discussions and activities to better the... more »

Designated by u. S. State department to promote cultural exchange among young students from different countries. Provide training... more »

To keep and promote our rich heritage by organizing and conducting social, educational and charitable events and to act as a liaison... more »

Turkic american federation of southeast corporation is aimed at bringing together turkish-american assosications and sister community... more »

Assist provides opportunities for outstanding international students to attend and contribute to the finest american independent... more »

The apple hill center for chamber music is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1971 whose mission is to perform and teach... more »

To work globally with governments, organizations and individuals to improve financial management so that governments may better... more »

To provide a lively environment in which film and televison professionals in new york can meet and exchange information and ideas... more »