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This week will mark one year since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022. CIEE was founded in the wake of World War II to advance peace by building bridges...keep reading
We are pleased to introduce the International Program Advisory Council (IPAC), an exemplary group of international education professionals who will provide CIEE leadership with advice and counsel as they build...keep reading
While preparing for the CIEE Annual Conference taking place in Seoul this week on the theme 75 Years of Pathways to Peace, I’ve been reflecting on how a commitment to...keep reading
Since the end of World War II, CIEE’s mission has been to build bridges between different people, cultures, and nations through people-to-people exchange. For 75 years, through many chapters of...keep reading
CIEE joins the entire world, including millions of Russian patriots and citizens, in condemning Putin’s unprovoked, brutal invasion of Ukraine. This is an unconscionable attack on Ukraine, Europe, and the...keep reading
Happy New Year! All of us at CIEE are delighted to be kicking off 2022 by welcoming so many students to our locations around the world. More than 1,000 students...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
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