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Special Initiatives
Photo of the U.S. higher education delegation to Brazil and Chile led by Education Secretary Margaret Spellings and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Thomas Farrell, with eight U.S. college and university presidents at the Presidential Palace in Santiago, Chile, August 21.

U.S. Higher Education Delegation to Brazil and Chile
Photo of Secretary Rice with Iranian artists (far left and right), Ambassador Stuart Holiday (far right) and Assistant Secretary Dina Habib Powell (left) meets with the media after touring the art exhibition “Wishes and Dreams,” featuring artists from Iran.

People to People Exchanges with Iran
Photo of Secretary Rice speaking at the Edward R. Murrow Journalism Program

Edward R. Murrow Journalism Program
Photo of Secretary Rice, left, with Lebanese Prime Minister Fuad Saniora.

U.S. - Lebanon Partnership
Photo of First Lady Laura Bush launching the Global Cultural Initiative

Global Cultural Initiative
Photo of FORTUNE International Women Leaders Mentoring Partnership

FORTUNE International Women Leaders Mentoring Partnership

Sports Envoys Marcelo Balboa and Lauren Gregg conduct a soccer skills clinic involving over 500 youths drawn from high schools in Lagos, Nigeria.

World Cup Sports Initiative
Photo from the University Presidents Summit.

University Presidents Summit
Photo from National Security Language Initiative announcement.

The National Security Language Initiative
 
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Recent News


December 3, 2007
Transatlantic Concert at Carnegie Hall for 900 Students in New York and Istanbul

November 20, 2007
Fulbright Board Elects Chair and Vice Chair

October 26, 2007
Visit by Anbar Province Delegation to the United States

October 15, 2007
U.S. Fulbright Alumnus Receives Nobel Prize in Economics


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