Bureau Of Educational and Cultural Affairs
The U.S. Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs offers grants for international exchange programs and cultural initiatives.
Funded Programs to Counter Disinformation
This program offers funding to organizations and institutions that develop innovative projects to combat false narratives surrounding cultural heritage. Support is available for initiatives utilizing exchange programs and collaborative efforts to build resilience against disinformation.
Funding for Global Partnerships & Leadership Programs
U.S. non-profit organizations can apply to host a capstone event for the Professional Fellows Program, fostering international leadership and collaboration on critical global issues. This funding supports programs focused on Governance, Economic Empowerment, and Civic Engagement to build lasting partnerships.
Get Funding for Global Leadership & Business Partnerships
This program offers mid-level emerging leaders from various global regions a chance to build professional skills and lasting partnerships in the U.S. Gain experience in governance, economic empowerment, or civic engagement through a tailored fellowship placement.
Fund Your International Architecture Project
This grant supports the official U.S. presentation at the 19th International Architecture Biennale in Venice, Italy, from May to November 2025. Businesses involved in showcasing American architecture internationally can apply for funding.
Get Funding for International Leadership Programs
This grant supports the design and implementation of educational programs for undergraduate students from the Western Hemisphere, focusing on civic engagement, entrepreneurship, and women's leadership. It's for organizations looking to foster international understanding and build leadership skills.
Fund Your Business Idea: YSEALI Academic Fellowship for Youth
Are you a young leader from Southeast Asia with an innovative business idea? This fellowship funds immersive programs in the U.S. to build your skills in entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic empowerment.
Boost Your Community Projects with Grant Funding!
Non-profit organizations can secure funding to host young civic leaders (25-38) for professional fellowships, empowering them to tackle local economic, environmental, political, and social challenges.
Fund Your Film: Showcase Your Stories Globally!
Filmmakers can receive funding to take their independent documentaries and fiction films to international audiences, fostering cultural exchange and highlighting contemporary American life. This program supports travel, master classes, and workshops for filmmakers, with a focus on engaging younger and underserved communities.
Unlock Global Opportunities: Fund Your Study Abroad Programs!
U.S. higher education institutions can apply for funding to expand and diversify their study abroad programs, including supporting underserved students and expanding to new destinations. This grant will fund subawards to colleges and universities, as well as capacity-building initiatives for the broader higher education community.
Get Grant Funding for Educational Exchange Programs
U.S. non-profit institutions can receive funding to design and implement programs that deepen understanding of U.S. society, culture, and education for international secondary educators. This initiative aims to enhance teaching about the United States in schools worldwide.
Global Reach: Fund Your International Exchange Programs
US organizations focused on improving English teaching globally and fostering international understanding are eligible for funding. This program supports exchanges of US English language educators to build capacity and enhance mutual understanding abroad.
Secure Funding for Youth Language Programs!
Non-profit organizations focused on education can secure funding to implement overseas and virtual foreign language programs for American youth aged 15-18. This initiative aims to boost national security, cultural understanding, and global economic competitiveness through language learning.
Fund Your Ukrainian Cultural Projects: Get Grants!
This initiative provides funding for Ukrainian organizations and individuals focused on protecting and preserving their cultural heritage. Support exchanges and activities that build resilience and strengthen Ukraine's identity.
Unlock Funding for Cultural Preservation Projects
This program provides grants to support the preservation of historic sites, artifacts, and traditional cultural expressions. Businesses and organizations involved in cultural heritage projects in participating countries can apply for this valuable funding.
Secure Funding for Cultural Property Protection
This grant is for U.S. embassies in 30 partner countries to implement agreements protecting cultural heritage and preventing illicit trafficking of archaeological and ethnological materials. Funding supports efforts to safeguard important cultural assets.
Get Funding for Youth Exchange Programs!
Nonprofits can get funding to manage international and domestic high school student exchange programs, fostering diplomatic ties. This grant supports recruitment, selection, travel, and alumni engagement for both inbound and outbound student participants.
Funding for Youth Exchange Programs
Non-profit organizations can apply for grants to support cultural exchange programs between American and German youth. These funds aim to foster democratic values and build lasting international relationships.
Fund Your STEM Dream: TechWomen Grant for Women Leaders
This program empowers emerging women leaders in STEM fields by connecting them with experienced mentors in the U.S. for professional development and career advancement.
Fund Your Business Growth: Global Exchange Program
U.S. non-profits can get funding to host international emerging leaders in areas like economic empowerment, fostering global partnerships. This program builds leadership skills and strengthens cross-cultural understanding for mutual benefit.
Unlock Global Opportunities: Fund Your International Exchange Program
This program funds organizations that host emerging leaders from around the world for professional exchange visits to the U.S., supporting U.S. foreign policy and fostering mutual understanding. If you manage international visitor programs, this grant can help you connect with global talent and build stronger international relationships.