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iEARN-USA wants to connect and engage with YOU, as we celebrate the generosity of our community and all those who gave. Check out the full schedule for the day of #GivingTuesday here!

The Virtual Project Exhibition is coming soon! On January 28, 2021, iEARN-USA will host the January Virtual Project Exhibition to showcase the inspiring project work and outcomes achieved by iEARN classrooms around the world. Please submit your proposals by January 5, 2021 to participate.

This year for #IEW2020, YES and iEARN students participated by submitting film projects that captured their fight in dismantling stereotypes in their home country and the U.S. Take a look!

Join us in encouraging high school students (ages to 15-18) to apply for a chance to engage in cultural immersion and a new language through the NSLI-Y and YES Abroad scholarship programs. Applications are now open for 2021-2022!

The 2020-2021 iEARN Project Book is here! Join us to celebrate an exciting year of global collaboration and learn about iEARN's global projects that you and your students can participate in this year!

In August 2020, iEARN-USA implemented a virtual Digital Storytelling Workshop through the Steven's Initiative.

In collaboration with the YES program, iEARN-USA implemented a Crip Camp Workshop from August 17-21.

Join an iEARN-USA info session this fall to learn about the benefits of engaging your students in cross-cultural exchange and collaboration with their global peers through virtual, project-based learning and how iEARN-USA can help you get started.

iEARN-USA announces a new partnership with WGBH Educational Foundation and iEARN Orillas to create a global community through fun and engaging STEM programming that will meet the unique needs and challenges of Latinx students.

Read Trey's reflection, and see how the experiences iEARN provides its students impact them in immeasurable ways and for years beyond their participation.

iEARN-USA's Director of Global Education and Outreach Connie Rensink recently published an article on iEARN-USA's work in fostering global competence in Childhood Educational International​ magazine.

iEARN-USA is implementing Virtual Summer Intensive NSLI-Y programs in Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, and Korean.

Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) Program alumnus Collins from Cameroon shares his gratitude for the Americans with Disabilities Act and describes his advocacy for accessibility in his home country.

Grantees will provide youth opportunities to develop skills and cross-cultural relationships that otherwise wouldn’t be possible because of the coronavirus pandemic.

iEARN Educator Naila from Pakistan implemented multiple iEARN projects simultaneous to facilitate global exchange, foster skill acquisition, and work on the SDGs with her students.

iEARN-USA Executive Director Stefanie Ortiz-Cidlik was interview by Idea Clearing House to discuss the inspiration behind her work with youth, how iEARN projects connect people from around the world, and the challenges and opportunities iEARN faces in the future.

iEARN-USA's Impact Update for Spring 2020 shares recent highlights from our programs and partnerships, and celebrates the power of international student exchange.

iEARN teachers and students present their final projects and celebrate their work with a global audience at the 3rd Annual iEARN Virtual Project Exhibition.

As COVID-19 continues to impact our communities, we’re committed to supporting our international community of K-12 educators and youth to collaborate and learn together on projects designed to make a difference in the world. We want to share with our community the actions we have taken and will continue to take to…

We’ve added new roles and expanded our team! iEARN-USA is delighted to announce the addition of five new members to our organization.