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In light of current global tensions, we want to share an overview of how CIEE evaluates location safety, and what stakeholders can expect from CIEE if any changes to current...keep reading
CIEE is closely monitoring the Russian invasion of Ukraine for any potential impacts on CIEE programs in Russia and other countries in the region, both now and in the future...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
As a professional risk manager in the field of international education and exchange, I am regularly asked the question by universities and parents in the United States: is it safe...keep reading
The two questions I get asked the most when there is conflict, crisis, or tension, is “why” and “how.” Anxious parents call to ask, “why haven’t you cancelled that program?”...keep reading
International Travel is obviously not the same as traveling from one U.S. state to another. Traveling from New York to Chicago does not require a visa or proof of vaccines...keep reading
Taking a page from the effective communication protocols used by the U.S. Department of State, CIEE's Health, Safety, and Security team will share relevant large-scale security alerts about incidents that...keep reading
CIEE is committed to ensuring the health, safety, and well-being of all of its participants and does this through a variety of methods. One of the techniques that we use...keep reading
Introducing a new outreach feature – The Health, Safety, and Security Takeaway. On a regular basis, CIEE's Health, Safety, and Security team will share a tip or idea to help...keep reading
I’m pleased to announce several upcoming Health, Safety, and Security workshops and opportunities to consult in person with me and my expert team. I invite you to take advantage of...keep reading