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 Next Creative Project: Arts Grants Available!
This grant supports U.S. artistic projects and participation in international cultural events like the Venice Art Biennale. Showcasing American talent on a global stage can lead to new opportunities and recognition for your creative ventures.
Global Exchange Grants: Fund International Business Growth
US-based non-profits can apply to lead international exchange programs that foster connections between US and foreign leaders in business, government, and civil society. These funded exchanges aim to achieve specific project goals and support US foreign policy priorities.
Grant: Fund Your Student Leadership Program
U.S. post-secondary institutions and non-profits can receive funding to host a five-week "Study of the U.S. Institutes" for student leaders from the Western Hemisphere. Programs can focus on Public Policymaking, Social Entrepreneurship, or Women's Leadership.
Funded Exchanges: Boost Your Disability Services Business!
U.S. non-profit organizations supporting individuals with disabilities can secure funding to enhance their services and outreach through international professional exchange programs. This initiative aims to strengthen your organization's knowledge, capacity, and resource base.
Fund Your Youth Exchange Program: Jovenes en Accion
Are you a U.S. non-profit organization? Secure funding to host Mexican high school students for a 4-week U.S. summer exchange focused on civic education and leadership, with the goal of implementing community service projects back home.
Unlock Tech Funding for Youth Programs!
Non-profit organizations can apply to fund immersive U.S. tech exchange programs for high school girls from the Middle East and North Africa. This grant supports initiatives designed to boost young women's interest and skills in technology studies.
Get Funding for Women's Leadership Programs
U.S. colleges and non-profit organizations can apply to design and implement a five-week program for student leaders focused on Women's Leadership. This funding supports educational exchange initiatives.
Fund Your Educational Program Development
U.S. post-secondary institutions and non-profit academic organizations can apply to design and implement a 5-week educational program for secondary educators. This grant supports the development and execution of impactful academic exchange initiatives.
Fund Your Business Growth: Government Grants Available
This grant is open to non-profit organizations seeking funding to establish and run an exchange program for secondary school students between the U.S. and Poland. The funding will support a year-long academic and homestay program, as well as shorter exchange components for students.
Get Funding for Green Tech & Global School Projects!
Non-profit organizations can receive funding to connect U.S. and Australian high schools for virtual environmental science collaboration. This program supports joint projects focused on water resource solutions using advanced technology.
Get Funding for Global Youth Exchange Programs!
Non-profit organizations can receive funding to create virtual exchange programs connecting U.S. secondary students with peers in the Middle East, North Africa, and Afghanistan. This initiative supports dialogue and collaboration on global themes.
Fund Your Global Education Projects!
Are you a U.S. educator specializing in English language teaching? This program offers funding for exchanges to build English teaching capacity and foster global understanding.
Fund Your Youth Leadership Programs: Grants Available!
Non-profit organizations can receive funding to host impactful three-to-four-week exchange programs for teenagers and adults focused on civic education, community service, and leadership development. These grants support initiatives that empower youth to create positive change in their home communities.
Funded Projects for Tibetan Communities in China
Non-profit organizations can get funding to support cultural preservation, sustainable development, economic growth, and environmental conservation within Tibetan communities in China.
Get Funding for Global Business Connections!
This program offers grants to organizations that can help build international understanding by bringing emerging global leaders to the U.S. for professional exchanges, supporting U.S. foreign policy goals and participant's interests.
Unlock Funding for Teacher Exchange Programs!
Educational and cultural organizations are invited to apply for grants to administer vital teacher exchange programs for educators in the U.S. and abroad. These cooperative agreements will support program planning, participant recruitment, and enriching experiences for teachers.
Get Funding for International Exchange Data Collection
This grant is for organizations focused on education and cultural exchange to conduct a survey of international educational activity in the U.S. Funding will support data collection and analysis on foreign students, scholars, and U.S. students abroad to promote mutual understanding.
Get Funding for International Student Programs!
U.S. academic institutions and non-profit organizations can apply to host international student leadership programs focused on public policy. This cooperative agreement funds immersive experiences for foreign undergraduate students, including academic residencies and educational travel.
Fund Your Next Big Idea: Youth Exchange Grants
Non-profit organizations can apply for grants to fund exciting U.S.-based exchange programs for Iraqi and Belarusian youth. These programs foster leadership, civic engagement, and cross-cultural understanding through immersive experiences and community projects.
Grant Funding for Youth Programs & Exchanges
Non-profit organizations can secure funding to lead three-week exchange programs for youth, focusing on civic education, community service, and leadership development. This initiative aims to empower young people and foster mutual understanding and respect.