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Youth Leadership Program-Indonesia Summer 2008. This program offers 17 students and 3 teachers the opportunity to develop friendships, and study democratic practices and citizen participation in both in the United States and in Indonesia. See photos from this year's program

Global Youth Village Iraqi teens

Global Youth Village-Session II - Summer 2008 . Legacy welcomes 28 Iraqi youth to the US for a special one-week session at the Global Youth Village. Participant blog....

Summer US Youth Program

Global Youth Village - Since 1979 this dynamic international summer program has trained over 3000 young people from 105 different countries. Check out the 2007 summer scrapbook.

Arabic Language Program

Arabic Language Institute - Summer 2008. US State Dept funds this special opportunity for US high school students to spend 6 weeks in Morocco this summer developing Arabic language skills and experiencing Moroccan hospitality. See photos from this year's program.

JER and Indonesian Scholars

Religion and Society, A Dialogue- Indonesia and USIndonesian and US religious scholars, clerics, and community leaders participate in cross-cultural exchange, hosted by prestigious institutions in each others' countries. 2008 delegation arrives in US. in April.

Kazakhstan

Central Asian Exchange Program-Responsible Governance, Civic Education and Citizen Participation in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz An exchange between US and Central Asian NGO leaders, educators and education policy makers.