CIEE News

​ ​​ Click here to open figure in a new window to see full size. CIEE has expanded the lens for assessing risk to include a multitude of inputs and...keep reading

The Board of Directors of the Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) has unanimously voted to name CIEE’s annual summit for international changemakers the Ambassador Johnny and Mrs. Angie Young...keep reading

It has been just over a year since George Floyd’s murder sparked a long overdue national conversation about racial justice and what all of us can do to support greater...keep reading

Irish Ambassador to the United States, Daniel Mulhall; Benedict College President, Roslyn Clark Artis; and great-great granddaughter of Frederick Douglass, Nettie Washington Douglass, led the student orientation for the 2021...keep reading

We at CIEE have had a busy weekend and we could not be more delighted! This weekend 432 high school students from around the United States boarded planes and headed...keep reading

For more than a year I have written primarily with details of CIEE's plans and our pivots in response to the global pandemic. Today, it is a pleasure to instead...keep reading

At last the reemergence of study abroad seems upon us after what may have been the hardest year anyone can remember. Throughout the pandemic, with judicious choices about where and...keep reading

The reemergence of study abroad is imminent and exciting for all of us, yet the take-off will be turbulent, as evidenced in world news on the virus and seemingly conflicting...keep reading

On April 19, 2021, the US Department of State (DOS) implemented a change in the methodology for their advisory level system. The apparent intention by the DOS was to add...keep reading

The Issue brief discusses the importance of increasing access to and diversity in international education and exchange programs. In today’s interconnected world, where global challenges require global cooperation on solutions,...keep reading