CIEE News

CIEE is closely following the developments regarding the newly WHO-designated Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) and the associated tightening of travel restrictions by a number of countries. Infectious disease experts...keep reading

Last summer, CIEE pledged to do more to combat systemic racism by taking concrete action to champion diversity and foster an inclusive environment where every individual is welcomed, supported, and...keep reading

Students may now apply for the 2022 Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship, a fully funded leadership program for students of color to study abroad and explore strategies for promoting social justice,...keep reading

CIEE is still looking for a few more volunteer host families to open their homes to an international high school student. In the video above, Danny Croxson, a coordinator in...keep reading

Earlier this week, outside Government Buildings in Dublin, the Frederick Douglass Global Fellows were honored to meet Micheál Martin, the Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland. He wished the Fellows céad...keep reading

CAPDL will advocate for strengthening and expanding U.S. Department of State BridgeUSA programs The Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) and InterExchange , two non-profit sponsors of BridgeUSA programs, have...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