Bureau Of Educational and Cultural Affairs
The U.S. Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs offers grants for international exchange programs and cultural initiatives.
Fund Your Global Youth Exchange Program!
Non-profit organizations can receive funding to run impactful youth exchange programs focused on leadership and community service between the U.S. and South American countries, including Mexico. This grant supports international travel and the development of follow-on projects in participants' home communities.
Fund Your Teacher Exchange Program: US-France
US post-secondary institutions can secure funding to host French pre-service teachers for a 3-month immersive cultural and practical teaching experience. This program aims to foster international understanding and professional development for emerging educators.
Grant Funding for Academic Programs
This grant is for organizations looking to develop innovative academic programs, with a special emphasis on engaging participants from specific geographic regions. Funding is available for one-time special initiatives to advance educational and cultural exchange.
Fund Your African Youth Leadership Programs!
Are you a non-profit organization in Sub-Saharan Africa looking to empower young leaders? This grant funds U.S.-based exchange programs focused on civic education, leadership, and community activism to foster impactful change back home.
Unlock Funding for Youth Entrepreneurship Programs!
Are you a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering young entrepreneurs? This grant funds exciting three-week U.S. exchanges focused on business skills and leadership for youth in Central America, with follow-on community projects.
Get Funding for Global Youth Exchange Programs!
Non-profit organizations can apply to run exciting youth exchange programs connecting U.S. schools with partners in Kyrgyzstan, the Middle East, North Africa, South/Central Asia, or Sub-Saharan Africa. These grants support online collaboration and potential in-person exchanges to foster global understanding.
Get Funding to Host International Students!
Non-profit organizations can receive funding to support the placement and monitoring of international high school students from Europe and Eurasia. This program aims to foster cultural exchange and strengthen U.S. foreign policy by connecting American communities with global youth.
Unlock Grant Funds for Youth Leadership Programs!
US non-profits can now apply to host inspiring 25-day exchange programs for high school students and teachers from South and Southeast Asia. These programs will foster civic education, leadership, and community activism, preparing young leaders for impactful projects back home.
Get Funding to Boost Global Education Programs
Non-profit organizations can receive funding to administer components of the EducationUSA Advising Coordination and Support Program, facilitating international student advising and educational exchanges. This program aims to enhance communication and support for global educational initiatives.
Win Grants for Sports, Arts & Youth Exchange Programs
Are you an organization focused on fostering international connections through sports, arts, or youth development? This grant funds programs designed to bring global visitors to the US for impactful cultural and educational exchanges.
Fund Your Next Project: International Exchange Grants
Non-profit organizations can receive funding to host Iraqi high school students and adults for a 4-week U.S. exchange focused on civic education and leadership. This program aims to foster respect for diversity and community involvement, with participants applying learned skills upon their return.
Global Sports Program Funding for Non-Profits
Non-profit organizations can secure funding to expand youth sports programs internationally, fostering mutual understanding among young people and their coaches. This initiative focuses on capacity building for program designers and managers in select countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Western Hemisphere.
Funded Youth Exchange: Build Global Leaders!
Non-profits can apply to host high school students from Serbia and Montenegro for an academic year in the US. This program aims to foster leadership skills and cultural exchange for young participants.
Fund Your Next Big Project: Grant Opportunities Available!
US educational institutions can apply to host international student leadership programs this summer. Funds are available to support diverse educational initiatives and foster global collaboration.
Get Funding for Youth Disability Programs
This grant supports organizations managing academic year programs for high school students with disabilities from Eurasia and Muslim-majority countries. Funds will cover workshops and year-round support for approximately 30 students participating in the FLEX and YES programs.
Fund Your Airport Program: International Visitor Support
This grant is for organizations looking to design and implement programs that assist participants of the International Visitor Leadership Program upon their arrival and departure at domestic airports. Funding is available to support approximately 1,000 service requests annually at select airports.
Get Funding for Youth Leadership Exchanges!
Non-profit organizations can receive grants to fund youth exchange programs in the U.S. and their home countries, focusing on civic education and leadership development.
Unlock Global Student Markets: EducationUSA Grants
U.S. higher education institutions can secure funding to expand their international outreach and recruitment efforts through EducationUSA Advising Services. This grant supports promoting American educational opportunities to prospective students worldwide, fostering global partnerships.
Fund Your Global Language Skills: CLS Program
U.S. undergraduate and graduate students can get fully funded, immersive language training overseas through the Critical Language Scholarship Program. This initiative aims to boost American proficiency in critical languages to strengthen national security and economic competitiveness.
Secure Funding for Global Security Expertise Development
This program funds projects that educate international academics and professionals on U.S. national security policy, enhancing global understanding and teaching capabilities. It's designed for organizations that can deliver intensive, academic programs focused on post-9/11 U.S. security strategies.